stuff as it doesn't seem to apply to <span class="searchmatch">proper</span> <span class="searchmatch">nouns</span>. Appears to have been copied from an en- template. The <span class="searchmatch">old</span> <span class="searchmatch">code</span> is here for reference. --Bequw 23:33...
Raifʻhār Doremítzwr 19:44, 29 September 2007 (UTC) Fixed: {{en-<span class="searchmatch">noun</span>|<span class="searchmatch">es</span>|-|pl2=biasses}} or {{en-<span class="searchmatch">noun</span>|2=-|pl=biases|pl2=biasses}}. The - has to be in the second...
it be possible to suppress the indefinite and definite articles for <span class="searchmatch">proper</span> <span class="searchmatch">nouns</span> that don't take them? While it is possible to say things like "aus dem...
plurals, should it also differentiate between plurals of common <span class="searchmatch">nouns</span> and plurals of <span class="searchmatch">proper</span> <span class="searchmatch">nouns</span>? Should the template differentiate between plurale tantum...
modern words, including anglicisms), thus something like simply {{de-decl-<span class="searchmatch">noun</span>-m|<span class="searchmatch">es</span>|pl=}} or a label like "archaic"/"obsolete" isn't fitting. In linguistics...
parameter, which is useful. And I don't understand the argument that it "mak[<span class="searchmatch">es</span>] the <span class="searchmatch">code</span> needlessly opaque." (Maybe it's a good argument, but I genuinely don't...
polysemic verb root which is preceded on its page with a long <span class="searchmatch">noun</span> section. Hard-<span class="searchmatch">coding</span> section numbers doesn't work well for English, especially for...
room for a <span class="searchmatch">proper</span> nl-verb template sometime in the future. If everyone is ok with this, please try to get rid of all the <span class="searchmatch">old</span> references. --<span class="searchmatch">Code</span>Cat 14:38...
non-English words too. <span class="searchmatch">noun</span> is from Anglo-French <span class="searchmatch">noun</span>, from <span class="searchmatch">Old</span> French nom (also spelled non), from Latin nomen ("name"). <span class="searchmatch">noun</span> is from Anglo-French (deprecated...