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Parameters
|1=- The indefinite plural ending, if applicable. The default ending for this template is -e.
|pl=- The full indefinite plural form, in cases where the stem is affected by umlaut, palatalization, or both, or something else. Examples of these include mik (plural miq), plak (plural pleq), shekull (plural shekuj) and many others. In these cases,
|1= delivers the definite singular ending.
|2=- The definite singular ending, if applicable. The default is -i.
|def=- Full definite singular form if
|2= cannot cover it.
|3=- When set as "ë", it adds this ending to the definite nominative and accusative plural forms. Generally used if their stem ends a stressed syllable (i.e. miq gives rise to miqtë, but male leads to malet).
|fpl=- Put anything in this parameter if the noun is masculine in the singular but feminine in the plural, such as ujë (“water”). This places a notice at the top of the inflection table warning of this fact.
|defpl=, |i=- Allow manual specification of the definite plural form in cases where its stem is not exactly identical to the plural stem, such as mbret (plural mbretër, definite plural mbretërit).
|defaccsg=- For vëlla (“brother”) and a few other nouns, the definite accusative singular ends in -në instead of -in. Use this to insert the full definite accusative singular.