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gv-noun ? (genitive singular , plural )
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This is the template to use for all Manx nouns (nominative singular form).
This template contains the necessary meta-data to allow users who are using accelerated editing to create any grammatical forms semi-automatically.
Usage
Use this template in Manx entries, directly under the "Noun" header:
==Manx==
===Noun===
{{gv-noun|f|moiraghyn|mayrey}}
# ]
Parameters
This template can take various named parameters. See m:Help:Template for help with templates and parameters in general.
1=, g2=, g3=- gender. The numbered options are used when the noun has more than one gender. Each gender is specified following the rules for Module:gender and number.
2=, pl2=, pl3=- plural form of the noun. The numbered options used when the noun has more than one plural form. Some special values of
2= may be used:
? - Used when the plural is unknown.- - Used when the noun has no plural.
3=, gen2=, gen3=- genitive form of the noun. The numbered options are used when the noun has more than one genitive form.
head=- Used to override the headword form, especially when parts are to be linked. When linking, use plain links (] and not
{{l}}) and do not add section links (#Manx).