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sc-pp m (feminine singular {{{1}}}{{{2}}}, masculine plural {{{1}}}{{{3}}}, feminine plural {{{1}}}{{{4}}})
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A template for the headword lines of Sardinian past participles.
Examples
The past participle istadu uses the following syntax:
{{sc-pp|istad|a|os|as}}
- which generates:
istadu m (feminine singular istada, masculine plural istados, feminine plural istadas)
For the participles of Gallurese and Sassarese verbs, where the masculine and feminine plural forms are the same (e.g. isthaddu), use the following syntax:
{{sc-pp|isthadd|a|i|-}}
- which generates:
isthaddu m (feminine singular isthadda, masculine and feminine plural isthaddi)
Parameters
Unnamed:
- 1
- the stem
- 2
- the feminine singular ending
- 3
- the masculine plural ending
- 4
- the feminine plural ending
Named:
|f-s=overrides the feminine singular form generated|m-p=overrides the masculine plural form generated|f-p=overrides the feminine plural form generated|mf-p=overrides the common plural form generated