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• |1= (required) - verb aspect, impf for imperfective, pf for perfective. Optionally insert -se after verb aspect for reflexive form.
• |2= (required) - conjugation class of the verb, which see following section. Note that the letters are written in the Latin alphabet, so for instance "2а" with a Cyrillic а (a) would not be recognized.
• |dt= (required) - for Class 6b verbs, indicates whether the non-past forms are generated with a d/dz-root (d) or a t/c-root (t). Not required for verbs ending in -исц (-isc) or -йсц (-jsc) (defaults to d). Has no effect on verbs of any other class.
• |short=1 (optional) - for Class 3a, Class 6 and Class 14 verbs, generates a short form of the masculine singular L-participle if exists. Has no effect on verbs of any other class.
• |impf_part=1 (optional) - for perfective verbs, retains the participles as used in an imperfective verb, i.e. present active participle as opposed to past active participle. Only applies to a small number of perfective verbs derived from prefixing imperfective verbs.

• The "subject" form of verbs refers to when a noun or pronoun is used before the verb. For verbs in the present and simple past, there is no difference; however, when the subject is used in the conditional mood, the би (bi) particle is not declined and goes before any conjugated verb forms or particles, as opposed to after the verb.
• In the Kucura dialect, the plural L-participle is realized with the ending as -лї (-lji) rather than -ли (-li) as given in this template, e.g. читац (čitac, “to read”) → вони читалї (voni čitalji, “they read”) as opposed to вони читали (voni čitali). However, the literary form was standardized based on the dialect of Ruski Krstur, thus that standard is followed in this template.

The verb classification for this template is based on and modified from the classification as outlined in Сербско-руски словнїк Vol. 2 (1997) p. 874-876 and Ґраматика руского язика за І, ІІ, ІІІ и ІV класу ґимназиї (2005) p. 131-134, with 14 classes. The first 4 classes are productive, Class 5 is of limited productivity, and the rest are non-productive. For the sake of Latin-script presentation, sub-categories а, б, в etc. will be converted to a, b, c. Unless otherwise specified, present stem 2 is used to construct the 3rd person plural present tense form and imperative forms, while stem 1 is used for all other present tense forms. Class values followed by an asterisk have not been implemented in actual code.