Template:cs-decl-noun

    declension of cs-decl-noun

	singular	plural
nominative	{{{1}}}	{{{8}}}
genitive	{{{2}}}	{{{9}}}
dative	{{{3}}}	{{{10}}}
accusative	{{{4}}}	{{{11}}}
vocative	{{{5}}}	{{{12}}}
locative	{{{6}}}	{{{13}}}
instrumental	{{{7}}}	{{{14}}}

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The following documentation is located at Template:cs-decl-noun/doc. ^[edit]

Note: Please move the documentation subpage to Template:cs-decl-noun/documentation.

Purpose

This template is a generic declension table for Czech nouns. It can be used for any noun and should be placed under a Declension heading. Using the template will add the page it is used on to the Czech nouns category.

There is an automatic declension template that does not require you to enter each inflected form: {{cs-decl-noun-auto}}; an example markup: {{cs-decl-noun-auto|ma|m|u|ž}}

The numbers in the leftmost column represent the way native Czechs and many learners of Czech learn the cases.  For example, Czechs and many Czech grammar books refer to the nominative case as the first case.

Parameters

1. Nominative singular
2. Genitive singular
3. Dative singular
4. Accusative singular
5. Vocative singular
6. Prepositional/Locative singular
7. Instrumental singular
8. Nominative plural
9. Genitive plural
10. Dative plural
11. Accusative plural
12. Vocative plural
13. Prepositional/Locative plural
14. Instrumental plural

Output

	Case	Singular	Plural
1	Nominative	{{{1}}}	{{{8}}}
2	Genitive	{{{2}}}	{{{9}}}
3	Dative	{{{3}}}	{{{10}}}
4	Accusative	{{{4}}}	{{{11}}}
5	Vocative	{{{5}}}	{{{12}}}
6	Prepositional	{{{6}}}	{{{13}}}
7	Instrumental	{{{7}}}	{{{14}}}

See also

• {{cs-decl-noun-auto}} - a template that automatically determines the inflected forms
• {{sk-noun}} - a template for the declension of Slovak nouns.
• Wikipedia's w:Czech declension on Czech declension paradigms.