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I would have left comments on the talk pages of your subpages, but I'm not sure you'd see them. User talk:Catsidhe/sga-lenite, for example, is considered a subpage of your talk page, not the talk page of a subpage of your user page, so watchlisting one doesn't entail watchlisting the other. Anyway:
- User:Catsidhe/sga-lenite
- As in Modern Irish, s doesn't lenite in Old Irish before c m p t, only before vowels and l n r, so for s it's necessary to see what the following letters is.
- User:Catsidhe/Old Irish Nouns
- Declension-table templates are usually named "xx-decl-...", so when you make these into full-fledged templates they should be named things like
{{sga-decl-m}}, {{sga-decl-m2}}, {{sga-decl-n}}, {{sga-decl-f}}, and the like. Also, per WT:ASGA, lenited f and s are shown unchanged in name pages, so when things like ḟer appear in tables, the link should be [], not [].