Template:lt-noun-m-is-1

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Declension of {{{2}}}is
singular (vienaskaita) plural (daugiskaita)
nominative (vardininkas) {{{2}}}is {{{2}}}iai
genitive (kilmininkas) {{{2}}}io {{{2}}}ių
dative (naudininkas) {{{2}}}iui {{{2}}}iams
accusative (galininkas) {{{2}}}į {{{2}}}ius
instrumental (įnagininkas) {{{2}}}iu {{{2}}}iais
locative (vietininkas) {{{2}}}yje {{{2}}}iuose
vocative (šauksmininkas) {{{2}}}i {{{2}}}iai
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Purpose

Displays the declension of a first declension ('masculine') Lithuanian noun ending in -is with accentuation pattern 1. Nouns are treated as being composed of a stem and an ending. The form of the stem, accented or unaccented, is selected by the case and number, and the form of the ending is supplied by the template. Although two parameters are specified for the stem, for some declension templates, only one of them is used and the other is documented as optional and ignored.

Parameters

|1= (optional)
The stem with no accent marking, i.e. as normally written.
|2= (required)
The stem with the accent mark it bears when stressed on the stem.


|n=sp (optional)
Which numbers of the noun to display:
'sp' for singular and plural
's' for singular only
'p' for plural only

Example


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