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For the definition lines of the inflected forms of adjectives. There are three unnumbered parameters, both required:
- The first one is the prefix that has been added to the adjective (like
|wa or |m). Putting |m with default to m class(I)/m class(III)/u class(XI); putting |3 will give m class(III)/u class(XI); putting |onlyIII will give only m class(III). For special cases, it is possible to specify the classes by hand as for example |{{sw-cl|1}}//{{sw-cl|18}}.
- The second one is the lemma form of the adjective (like
|refu)
- The third one is for special behaviour. If supplied with
|adv for a vi class(VIII) adjective, it will add text about the word's adverbial function and categorise it as an adverb. If supplied with |only for an M class adjective (either m class(I) or m class(III)), it will not supply a line for the u class(XI) as well, which is default behaviour. If supplied with |sg or |pl, it will pick the class with correct number if given an ambiguous class designation as the first unnamed parameter.
- The fourth one is to be supplied with
|no- to suppress the hyphen placed before the link to the lemma form.
There is also an optional named parameter, |dot=, to optionally put a period or other punctuation sign at the end.
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