Template:non-decl-m-a/documentation
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See also: Template:non-decl-m-an and Template:non-decl-n-a
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.formIs used if the noun is inflected either only in the singular or only in the plural. If so,form=singorform=plur.titleIs used if the box should bear another name than the pagename.
Standard parameters
nsnominative singularnsi…indefinitensd…definite
npnominative pluralnpi…indefinitenpd…definite
asaccusative singularasi…indefiniteasd…definite
apaccusative pluralapi…indefiniteapd…definite
dsdative singulardsi…indefinitedsd…definite
dpdative pluraldpi…indefinitedpd…definite
gsgenitive singulargsi…indefinitegsd…definite
gpgenitive pluralgpi…indefinitegpd…definite
Examples
( 1 ) The word armr (“arm”) has the stem arm (1=arm), which becomes ǫrm (2=ǫrm) with u-umlaut.
Declension of armr (strong a-stem)
( 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.
Declension of hamarr (strong a-stem)
See Also
- Template:non-decl-m-ja for strong ja-stem masculine nouns.
- Template:non-decl-m-wa for strong wa-stem masculine nouns.