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This template is used in translations tables to indicate that a language (the code of which must be specified as the first parameter) has no attested equivalent for an English term, but an ersatz (potentially unidiomatic / sum-of-parts descriptive) one can be provided. This is normally used for languages with limited corpora, e.g. extinct or underdocumented languages, where an equivalent translation may exist (or may have existed when the language was in use) but is not attested.

Compare {{no equivalent translation}} when it is known that no equivalent translation exists but an unidiomatic / sum-of-parts descriptive translation can be proviveded, and {{not used}}, for the rarer case when no translation, not even an unidiomatic / sum-of-parts descriptive translation, exists.

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