Template:grc-conj-aorist-2/documentation
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This template takes ten parameters (it's a complex inflection):
- {{{1}}}: The active/middle stem with augment and acute on the stem's penultimate syllable (even if ultimate is long)
- {{{2}}}: The active/middle stem with augment and acute on ultimate syllable.
- {{{3}}}: The active/middle stem with augment and no accent.
- {{{4}}}: The active/middle stem with no augment and acute on ultimate stem syllable.
- {{{5}}}: The active/middle stem with no augment and no accent.
- {{{6}}}: The active/middle stem with no augment and accent on penultimate syllable if ultimate is short, not sure about long.???
- {{{7}}}: The passive stem with augment and acute on ultimate syllable.
- {{{8}}}: The passive stem with augment and no accent.
- {{{9}}}: The passive stem with no augment and no accent.
- {{{10}}}: The passive stem with no augment and acute on the ultimate syllable.
Bear in mind that passive stems do not come with thetas, so if the passive stem has a theta, you will need to input that into the parameters. Also note that the passive imperative 2nd singular is not inflected. It should be parameter {{{10}}} with ητι if the passive stem ends with eta, and ηθι if it doesn't. This template is complex, but should work for most aorists.