Template:rhymes nav

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This template should be placed at the top of all rhymes pages. It creates breadcrumbs for navigation, and also adds the page to the appropriate rhymes categories.

Parameters

1=
The language code. See Wiktionary:Languages.
2=, 3= etc.
The different parts of the rhyme, in phonemic IPA notation. The full rhyme (which is in the page name) is formed by adding the different parts together.
  • Each part except the last one is used to link to a subpage for rhymes beginning with a certain prefix, and also adds a category for rhymes with that prefix. For example, {{rhymes nav|en|aʊ|t|ɪd}} would be for the page named Rhymes:English/aʊtɪd, and would create links to Rhymes:English/aʊ- and Rhymes:English/aʊt-, and categorize in Category:English rhymes/aʊt using ɪd as the sort key.
  • If the last part of the rhyme is equal to the parts themselves, use -. For example, {{rhymes nav|en|aʊ|-}} for Rhymes:English/aʊ. The difference between this and {{rhymes nav|en|aʊ}} is that the former still treats as a prefix and links and categorizes accordingly, while the latter does not.
  • If the pronunciation in the page name equals the rhyme parts plus "-", it's treated as a prefix index page. For example, {{rhymes nav|en|aʊ}} would be used for Rhymes:English/aʊ-.