Template:non-decl-m-a

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Usage

This template should be used with enties of Old Norse strong a-stem masculine nouns, except for ja-stem and wa-stem masculine nouns, see Template:non-decl-m-ja and Template:non-decl-m-wa respectively.

Parameters

This template uses three unnamed templates, as described below:

1 (required) the stem of the noun.
2 (required if applicable) the (contracted) stem of the noun with u-umlaut.
3 (required if applicable) the contracted stem of the noun.
form Is used if the noun is inflected either only in the singular or only in the plural. If so, form=sing or form=plur.
title Is used if the box should bear another name than the pagename.

Standard parameters

  • ns nominative singular
    • nsi …indefinite
    • nsd …definite
  • np nominative plural
    • npi …indefinite
    • npd …definite
  • as accusative singular
    • asi …indefinite
    • asd …definite
  • ap accusative plural
    • api …indefinite
    • apd …definite
  • ds dative singular
    • dsi …indefinite
    • dsd …definite
  • dp dative plural
    • dpi …indefinite
    • dpd …definite
  • gs genitive singular
    • gsi …indefinite
    • gsd …definite
  • gp genitive plural
    • gpi …indefinite
    • gpd …definite

Examples

( 1 ) The word armr (arm) has the stem arm (1=arm), which becomes ǫrm (2=ǫrm) with u-umlaut.


( 2 ) The word hamarr (hammer) has the stem hamar, which becomes hǫmr with u-umlaut and contraction. Contracted without u-umlaut, the stem is hamr. Therefore: 1=hamar, 2=hǫmr and 3=hamr.


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