following code: {{<span class="searchmatch">he</span>-<span class="searchmatch">translation</span>|פרה|pará}} {{f}} in one of its <span class="searchmatch">translation</span> lists, thereby producing the following text: Template:<span class="searchmatch">he</span>-<span class="searchmatch">translation</span> f Multiple translations...
it complements {{<span class="searchmatch">he</span>-<span class="searchmatch">translation</span>}}, which is intended to be used wherever an article on an English word links to a Hebrew <span class="searchmatch">translation</span>. The template takes...
template is a copy of {{onym}}, preserved to maintain the functionality of {{<span class="searchmatch">he</span>-onym}}. It shows a term or phrase (usually linked) in an appropriate font...
meantime, if someone has a particular desire for a <span class="searchmatch">translation</span> of some word into a particular language, <span class="searchmatch">he</span> can add this, which drops a link into a request...
language name to Arpitan, breaking a number of pages and categories on the way. <span class="searchmatch">He</span>/she is right, it's a valid name, but so is Franco-Provençal. I'd favor the...
allow piped links for the <span class="searchmatch">translation</span>, or an extra argument for it. For example, on the page for uniform, I want to <span class="searchmatch">translate</span> it with [[#Dutch|uniform]]...
the <span class="searchmatch">translations</span> now built in to MediaWiki? --Yair rand 07:14, 26 September 2011 (UTC) Someone does: whoever wrote each one. <span class="searchmatch">He</span> wrote it the way <span class="searchmatch">he</span> did...
just look it up, won't they? We don't need to provide links like Template:<span class="searchmatch">he</span> and Template:gd on every single Wiktionary page. (PS: It's "Scottish Gaelic...
his family, <span class="searchmatch">he</span> never told that to anybody in the GULAG, even to my grandpa, and <span class="searchmatch">he</span> understood that. Officially <span class="searchmatch">he</span> lived in Perm, where <span class="searchmatch">he</span> was arrested...
English <span class="searchmatch">translation</span> of this usage example) คุณอยู่ที่ไหน(kun yùu tîi-nǎi) Lua error in Module:km at line 263: attempt to concatenate local '<span class="searchmatch">translation</span>' (a...