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Usage
This template is used for requesting inflection tables in conjugation/declension sections. It should be put directly under the inflection/declension/conjugation header, not at the top of the page like {{rfv}} or {{rfd}}!
Parameters
|1= (required)- The language code of the term needing cleanup. See Wiktionary:List of languages.
|2= (optional)- The part of speech of the term.
|sort=- The sort key for the page; rarely needs to be specified.
|nocat=1- Disable categorization of this page.
This template adds the page to the following category (where LANG is the language whose code is specified using |1= and POS is the part of speech specified using |2=):
Examples
{{rfinfl|nl}}{{rfinfl|ru|noun}}{{rfinfl|la|adjective}}
Please do not use this for English entries, as English does not use inflection-table templates. Inflections for headword lines are dealt with by {{en-verb}}, {{en-adj}} (etc.).
See also
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Template parameters
This template prefers inline formatting of parameters.
| Parameter | Description | Type | Status |
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| Language | 1 | Language code for the language - Example
- en
| String | required |
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| Part of speech | 2 | The part of speech the term needs an inflection for in that language - Example
- verb
| Line | optional |
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