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Usage
This template is for Irish masculine nouns of the first declension that have no plural form (mass nouns, places, given names, etc.).
{{ga-decl-m1-nopl|initial|nomsg|gensg}}
initial, nomsg, and gensg are obligatory parameters.
- initial should be followed by the initial letter of the word (case-sensitive); if the first letter is s, then the first two letters of the word should be listed here
- nomsg is the nominative singular form of the noun, omitting the initial letter(s)
- gensg is the genitive singular form of the noun, omitting the initial letter(s)
Examples
For ciúnas, genitive singular ciúnais, type:
{{ga-decl-m1-nopl|c|iúnas|iúnais}}
For deatach, genitive singular deataigh, type:
{{ga-decl-m1-nopl|d|eatach|eataigh}}
See also