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Universal inflection template for noun-like words (nouns, adjectives, numerals) in the Livonian language. Exceptions: this template doesn't cover pronouns (at least not all of them) as a rule if the pl gen is different from pl nom you cannot use this template (this applies only to pronouns). Compounds with both components declinable. For this use manual entry template: {{liv-decl-noun-manual}}. Cannot handle very short words where the entirety of stem shifts and plural is analogous to, e.g., singular genitive: ikš, īd, īd. Specify pl-nom-0 = 1 Currently gives a short -s, -st form for in and el however if the word will have -šõ or -štõ those will remain -s, -st. Specify in-stemend-s = 1 this disables the alternative short locatives and for the long ones what you provide in in= and el= would be passed. Conversely it is possible to disable the long locatives completely with sl=1 (stands for "short locative") (LEL seems to have a preference for long locatives when other sources use the short ones but when LEL indicates only a short locative the long ones should be avoided as nonexistent.) first unnamed param – "lowest common denominator" sound that stays the same in all cases, with words like ikš - īd leave empty 1v – first vowel (that's going to shift) 2c – a consonant after a vowel that's going to shift (or if a non-shifting consonant is surrounded by components that shift also enter it and in the shifted value just give the same.) 3s – any sound or sounds at the end that might disappear and reappear 1vs – shifted value of 1v 2cs – shifted value of 2c 3ss – same gen-vs – does the vowel shift in singular genitive? if yes =1 gen – any ending genitive might have, if empty - fallback value (in this case empty since gen tipically doesn't have an ending) gen-3s-loss – if the word had any disappearing ending does it remain absent? ... ill-alt-z – do you want an alternative ill ending with z, e.g., touvõ + touvõz? ... in-stemend-s – does the stem end in s? (disables short locatives) ... pl-ins-koks – is there an extra k in pl ins? (if there is in singular just give kõks to the ins= param.) Irrelevant parameters can be deleted (see for example bäzmõr below.) However line breaks must be removed too. For uncountable nouns specify sg=1, for pluralia tantum – pl=1. A couple of types (containing many words, however) have an alternative sg part ending -t (see ežmi for example) – provide alt-part = t It is recommended to provide type at the end, e.g., type=201 for ežmi which links to Appendix:Livonian declension#201