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Transliteration of translingual term
- The following documentation is located at Template:transliteration/documentation.
- Useful links: subpage list • links • redirects • transclusions • errors (parser/module) • sandbox (diff)
A template to be used in the etymology section, when a word is the transliteration of a word in another language.
This template places words in categories like Category:English transliterations of Ancient Greek terms, which is a subcategory of Category:English terms borrowed from Ancient Greek. Category pages for this template are created by {{auto cat}}.
Parameters
The following parameters are required:
|1=- The language into which the term was transliterated.
|2=- The language from which the term was transliterated.
One of the following two parameters should be provided, or a prompt will display:
|3=- The transliterated term.
|4=, |alt=- An alternative display form to show for the term; see
{{l}} and {{m}}.
The following parameters are optional:
|5=, |t=- A gloss/translation for the term; see
{{l}} and {{m}}.
|lit=- A literal translation for the term; see
{{l}} and {{m}}.
|tr=- A transliteration for the term; see
{{l}} and {{m}}.
|pos=- A part of speech indication for the term; see
{{l}} and {{m}}.
|id=- A sense id to link to. See
{{senseid}}.
|nocap=- When
nocap=1, show the initial text with a lowercase initial letter: “transliteration of”.
|notext=- When
notext=1, omit the initial text “Transliteration of” altogether. The first thing displayed will be the source language name.