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This template is used for the headword line of French pronouns. It uses Module:fr-headword as a back-end.

It should be used just under the 'Pronoun' header for French words. For example, on elle:

===Pronoun===
{{fr-pron|f|m=il}}

Parameters

|head=; |head2=; ...
The head word(s), if different from the page name, or to link to individual words. Note that the default behavior with multiword and multipart pronouns is to split the pronoun intelligently and link the individual parts (see below), so this isn't normally needed.
|g= or |1=; |g2=; ...
The gender(s), which should be one of m, f, mf (either masculine or feminine), m-p, f-p, mf-p, m-s, f-s, mf-s.
|f=; |f2=; ...
Feminine equivalent pronoun(s), if any.
|fqual=; |fqual2=; ...
Optional qualifier to display before |f=, |f2=, etc. This can be used to insert a usage note like "rare", "deprecated", "archaic", etc. The qualifier should match the feminine equivalent pronoun; thus, e.g., if |f2= but not |f= requires a qualifier, use |fqual2= but not |fqual=.
|m=, |m2= etc.
Masculine equivalent pronoun(s), if any.
|mqual=; |mqual2=; ...
Optional qualifier to display before |m=, |m2=, etc. See |fqual= above.
|mp=, |mp2= etc.
Masculine plural equivalent pronoun(s), if any.
|mpqual=; |mpqual2=; ...
Optional qualifier to display before |mp=, |mp2=, etc. See |fqual= above.
|fp=, |fp2= etc.
Feminine plural equivalent pronoun(s), if any.
|fpqual=; |fpqual2=; ...
Optional qualifier to display before |mp=, |mp2=, etc. See |fqual= above.
|p=, |p2= etc.
Plural equivalent pronoun(s), if any. Use this in preference to |mp= and |fp= if the masculine and feminine plural forms are the same.
|pqual=; |pqual2=; ...
Optional qualifier to display before |p=, |p2=, etc. See |fqual= above.
|splithyph=1
Indicate that automatic splitting and linking of words should split on hyphens in multiword expressions with spaces in them (splitting on hyphens is automatic if there are no spaces in the term). See below and Module:fr-headword.
|type=
Pronoun type, for categorization (see below).

Autosplitting

The template uses an intelligent algorithm to split and link words in multiword expressions. Individual words of a multiword expression like tout le monde will be linked, as will individual words in a hyphenated expression like avant-avant-hier and parts of words with apostrophes in them, like n’importe quoi (linked as ]] ]). See Module:fr-headword for more details.


Pronoun types

When a pronoun type is specified using |type=, the template categorizes as follows: