{{inh-lite}}
and {{der-lite}}
are intended to be very lightweight replacements for {{inh}}
and {{der}}
on pages that exceed the Lua memory limit. They display a basic Latin-script etymological link without calling into Lua.
Usage:
{{inh-lite|CHILD LANGUAGE CODE|PARENT LANGUAGE CODE|PAGE NAME|optional DISPLAY TEXT|optional GLOSS}} {{inh-lite|CHILD LANGUAGE CODE|PARENT LANGUAGE CODE|PAGE NAME|t=optional GLOSS}} {{inh-lite|CHILD LANGUAGE CODE|PARENT LANGUAGE CODE|-}} {{der-lite|CHILD LANGUAGE CODE|PARENT LANGUAGE CODE|PAGE NAME|optional DISPLAY TEXT|optional GLOSS}} {{der-lite|CHILD LANGUAGE CODE|PARENT LANGUAGE CODE|PAGE NAME|t=optional GLOSS}} {{der-lite|CHILD LANGUAGE CODE|PARENT LANGUAGE CODE|-}}
Examples:
{{inh-lite|fr|la|tabula}}
: Latin tabula{{der-lite|fr|la|tabula}}
: Latin tabula{{inh-lite|fr|la|tabula||tablet}}
: Latin tabula (“tablet”){{der-lite|fr|la|tabula||tablet}}
: Latin tabula (“tablet”){{inh-lite|fr|la|tabula|t=tablet}}
: Latin tabula (“tablet”){{inh-lite|fr|la|tabula|t=tablet}}
: Latin tabula (“tablet”){{inh-lite|fr|la|-}}
: Latin{{der-lite|fr|la|-}}
: LatinThese templates are intended to be very simple. Therefore, the scope of the templates has been defined as follows:
{{m-lite}}
, so all limitations that apply there also apply here. In particular:
{{inh-lite|fr|la|apposco|appōscō}}
Additional parameters such as pos=
are not currently supported, although it would be easy to add them to the template code.