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I am a little confused about (deprecated template usage) reputabel. In the Declension section you have coded "{{de-decl-adj|reputabl|reputabler|reputabelest}}". Should it actually be "{{de-decl-adj|reputabl|reputabler|reputabelst}}"? SemperBlotto (talk) 05:57, 7 August 2017 (UTC)
p.s. There are other German adjectives ending in -abel that I have probably also coded wrongly, but I don't want to correct them until I'm sure.Reply
- Hi SemperBlotto, to go sure, have a look to google (Advanced Search, exact word ..., Then narrow your results by... language: German . (To get a look to the number of results, you have to click away). For "reputabele" you will get 197 results, for "reputable" 354 thousand. There's no question what's right. Or you're looking to the german Wiktionary and writeing "Flexion:reputabel", "Flexion:übel", "Flexion:..."
- There existed also some other German adjectives ending in -ibel, -kel, -pel, -tel, coded wrongly. In the moment, I don't have them all present.
- I've already corrected: praktikabel, akzeptabel, passabel, blamabel, kompatibel, fungibel, flexibel, penibel, sensibel, übel, dunkel, heikel, simpel, eitel. I think you will find some more. (German "multipel" not found)
- Sorry for my bad English--Bestoernesto (talk) 13:29, 7 August 2017 (UTC)Reply
- SemperBlotto: The rule is: For the adjectives on unstressed -el, the e of the ending must be deleted during the declination and in the case of comparative forms, but not at superlative forms! (Grammatik Duden)--Bestoernesto (talk) 16:28, 7 August 2017 (UTC)Reply
- Thanks. I'll try to remember all that. And you English is far better than my touristy German. SemperBlotto (talk) 17:21, 7 August 2017 (UTC)Reply