Template:sla-decl-noun

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Parameters

Optional:

  • |g= gender: m or f (e.g |g=f)
  • |n= number: s or p (e.g. |n=p)
  • |ap= accent paradigm: a, b or c
  • |1= Word, alternative of page name (e.g. with accent).
    • This is useful when the evidence of reflexes in the daughters is divergent and the original reconstruction cannot be determined with certainty. When there are truly variant forms of the reconstruction reconstructible, with the same meaning, they should be separated in individual articles (e.g. *olni and *olnę).
  • |stem= stem type: a, o, i, u, s, v, n, nt or r (e.g. |stem=u)

Types

Common stem types
Stem type Example
lemma 		Example template
o-stem hard, m.
soft, m. 		*konъ
*koňь 		{{sla-decl-noun}}
o-stem hard, n.
soft, n. 		*lěto
*pľuťe 		{{sla-decl-noun}}
a-stem hard
soft 		*koza
*koža 		{{sla-decl-noun}}
i-stem hard, m.
f. 		*golǫbь
*gǫsь 		{{sla-decl-noun|g=m}}
{{sla-decl-noun|g=f}}
ī/j-stem *pustyni {{sla-decl-noun}}
Rare stem types
Stem type Example
lemma 		Example template
u-stem m. *dǫbъ {{sla-decl-noun|stem=u}}
s-stem n., hard
n., soft 		*oko
*lice 		{{sla-decl-noun|stem=s}}
v-stem f. *cьrky
*kry 		{{sla-decl-noun|stem=v}}
n-stem m. *kamy
*elenь 		{{sla-decl-noun|stem=n}}
n. *sěmę {{sla-decl-noun|stem=n}}
(n)t-stem n. *agnę {{sla-decl-noun|stem=nt}}
r-stem *mati {{sla-decl-noun}}
ī/ьj-stem *olni {{sla-decl-noun|stem=ī/ьj}}

Examples

{{sla-decl-noun|nȍťь|g=f|ap=c}}

Declension of *nȍťь (i-stem, accent paradigm c)
singular dual plural
nominative *nȍťь *nȍťi *nȍťi
genitive *noťí *noťьjù, *noťu* *noťь̀jь
dative *nȍťi *noťьmà *nȍťьmъ
accusative *nȍťь *nȍťi *nȍťi
instrumental *noťьjǫ́ *noťьmà *noťьmì
locative *noťí *noťьjù, *noťu* *nȍťьxъ
vocative *noťi *nȍťi *nȍťi
* The second form occurs in languages that contract early across /j/ (e.g. Czech), while the first form occurs in languages that do not (e.g. Russian).

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