Template:ga-verb

ga-verb (present analytic {{{pres}}}, future analytic {{{fut}}}, verbal noun {{{vn}}}, past participle {{{pp}}})

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Usage edit

{{ga-verb|pres=|fut=|vn=|pp=|irreg=|head=|sort=}}

The following parameters are obligatory:

|pres= should be followed by the present indicative analytic form (the form ending in -ann or -íonn in regular and many irregular verbs, or its equivalent in other irregular verbs). The following shortcuts are available:
~ann means the present indicative analytic is formed by adding -ann to the lemma.

~eann means the present indicative analytic is formed by adding -eann to the lemma.

In all other cases, the present indicative analytic must be written out in full.
|fut= should be followed by the future analytic form (the form ending in -f(a)idh, -óidh, or -eoidh in regular and many irregular verbs, or its equivalent in other irregular verbs). The following shortcuts are available:
~faidh means the future analytic is formed by adding -faidh to the lemma.

~fidh means the future analytic is formed by adding -fidh to the lemma.

In all other cases, the future analytic must be written out in full.
|vn= should be followed by the verbal noun. The following shortcuts are available:
~ means the verbal noun is identical in form to the lemma.

~adh means the verbal noun is formed by adding -adh to the lemma.

~amh means the verbal noun is formed by adding -amh to the lemma.

~eacht means the verbal noun is formed by adding -eacht to the lemma.

~eadh means the verbal noun is formed by adding -eadh to the lemma.

~eamh means the verbal noun is formed by adding -eamh to the lemma.

~t means the verbal noun is formed by adding -t to the lemma.

In all other cases, the verbal noun must be written out in full.
|pp= should be followed by the past participle (verbal adjective). The following shortcuts are available:
~a means the past participle is formed by adding -a to the lemma.

~e means the past participle is formed by adding -e to the lemma.

~ta means the past participle is formed by adding -ta to the lemma.

~te means the past participle is formed by adding -te to the lemma.

~tha means the past participle is formed by adding -tha to the lemma.

~the means the past participle is formed by adding -the to the lemma.

In all other cases, the past participle must be written out in full.

The following parameters are optional:

|irreg= should be followed by yes if the verb is irregular, and omitted otherwise.
|head= specifies a different headword. Particularly useful for (idiomatic) phrases, which allow one to link individual words or subphrases.
|phrasal= is used with phrasal verbs; it should be followed by the particle (preposition, adverb etc.) that complements the verb (for example, |phrasal=le or |phrasal=amach).