Template:fro-noun

fro-noun oblique singular, ? (oblique plural fro-nouns, nominative singular fro-noun, nominative plural fro-nouns)

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Usage

This template is used to generate the head word in bold, the inflected forms and categories for Old French nouns. As with other part of speech templates, please do not use subst:. If you are uncomfortable with this template, please use {{head}}, our standard template for creating head words and categories.

Parameters

Parameter	Function	Default value (if left unspecified)
head	The head word, if different from the page name, or to link to individual words	{{PAGENAME}}
1	The gender. It accepts m, f or mf	Category:Requests for gender in Old French entries
2 or op	The oblique plural form. When 2=-, noun is listed as uncountable, but still has a nominative singular form, which is 3	{{PAGENAME}}s for masculine nouns, {{PAGENAME}}s for feminine nouns, none for mf nouns
3 or ns	The nominative singular form	{{PAGENAME}}s for masculine nouns, {{PAGENAME}} for feminine nouns, none for mf nouns
4 or np	The nominative plural form	{{PAGENAME}} for masculine nouns, {{PAGENAME}}s for feminine nouns, none for mf nouns
sort	Sort key for Category:Old French nouns and Category:Old French masculine nouns (or feminine when this is the case)	{{PAGENAME}}

Examples

• langue

{{fro-noun|f}}

gives

langue oblique singular, f (oblique plural langues, nominative singular langue, nominative plural langues)

• cheval

{{fro-noun|m|chevaus|chevaus}}

cheval oblique singular, m (oblique plural chevaus, nominative singular chevaus, nominative plural cheval)

• douçour

{{fro-noun|f|-|sort=doucour}}

gives

douçour oblique singular, f (nominative singular douçour)