Template:hrx-conj-regular

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The template takes up to eight parameters, five of which are optional: {{hrx-conj-regular|present stem|auxiliary verb|inf-n= (optional)|only3s= (optional)|only3sp= (optional)|prefix= (optional)|ptcp= (optional)}}

1. |1=: The present stem, i.e. the infinitive without the -e(-n) ending. For example, for hacke, type hack
2. |2=: The auxiliary verb; this is usually hon but also sin for some verbs (generally motion related verbs)
3. |ptcp=: An irregular participle of a verb or a strong verb's participle. For example, binne's past participle would be gebunn
4. |prefix=: Used if the verb has a separable prefix.

   |inf-n=1; Used if the infinitive is -n.

5. |only3s=1: Used if the verb only exists in the third-person singular.
6. |only3sp=1: Used if the verb only exists in the third-person singular and plural.

With default verb type 1A (ends in -e).

For the regular verb hacke (to cut ), the code {{hrx-conj-regular|hack|hon}} would produce the following table:

With verb ending in -n

For the regular verb (with an irregular participle) krien (to gain), the code {{hrx-conj-regular|krie|hon|inf-n=1|ptcp=kried}} produces this table:

With prefix

For the regular prefixed verb ablecke (to remove licking), the code {{hrx-conj-regular|leck|hon|prefix=ab}} gives:

With a verb that has v-b alternation in the stem

Verbs that end in -ve will have an alternation in -b- when conjugated. This template handles this for you. As for example, with the verb glaave (to believe), the following code {{hrx-conj-regular|glaav|hon}} will produce: