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Wiktionary:Greek headword-line templates

Category:Greek headword-line templates This article lists and describes the templates used to produce inflection or headword lines for Greek entries in...

Wiktionary:Greek templates

and Wiktionary:Greek entry guidelines gives help with creating Greek entries. fully described at: Wiktionary:Greek headword-line templates, and listed...

Wiktionary:Todo/Lists/Entries with missing headword lines

missing, headword line in one of their sections. Mostly, this is because the {{head}} template (or applicable language-specific headword-line template) is...

Wiktionary:Ancient Greek entry guidelines

headline template such {{grc-noun}}. The available Ancient Greek headline templates can be found at Category:Ancient Greek headword-line templates. If the...

Wiktionary:Greek entry guidelines/2007- version

placed in the categories Category:Greek passive verbs and Category:Greek deponent verbs. Headword or inflection line This line immediately follows the POS heading...

Wiktionary:Entry layout

inflected forms are found in the headword line. For an overview of templates used, see Wiktionary:Templates § Headword-line templates. For examples in English...

Wiktionary:Votes/pl-2015-09/Using macrons and breves for Ancient Greek in various places

is inferable, in these locations: Ancient Greek headword lines; Ancient Greek inflection tables; Ancient Greek terms in all etymology sections; and, Lists...

Wiktionary:Coptic entry guidelines

please use headword templates to add part-of-speech categories, or the templates {{cln}} and {{C}}. The sortkey module converts the Greek-derived Coptic...

Wiktionary:English entry guidelines

Category:English headword-line templates English headword-line templates should be used on the headword line for all English entries. They list the headword and its...

Wiktionary:Romanian entry guidelines

for English. Main article: Wiktionary:Romanian templates Most English entries use an headword-line template immediately following the part of speech header...