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This template uses Module:tl-headword as back-end. It is used on all Tagalog adjectives. In addition to the parameters specified below, the standard set of parameters available on all Tagalog headword templates is supported. See Module:tl-headword/documentation for more information.
The following adjective-specific parameters are supported:
|f=, |f2=, |f3=, etc.- Specify the female equivalent form(s) of adjectives referring to a male person.
|m=, |m2=, |m3=, etc.- Specify the male equivalent form(s) of adjectives referring to a female person.
|pl=, |pl2=, |pl3=, etc.- Specify the plural form(s); only applicable with adjectives formed with ma-.
|sup=, |sup2=, |sup3=, etc.- Specify the superlative form(s).
Examples
patáy
"Ma-" type adjective:
{{tl-adj|magandá|pl=magaganda}}
magandá (plural magaganda)