Template:ru-noun+
ru-noun+ m inan (genitive ru-noun+а, nominative plural ru-noun+ы, genitive plural ru-noun+ов)
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This template is a replacement for {{ru-noun}} implemented in Module:ru-headword by noun_plus. It takes the same parameters as {{ru-noun-table}} and automatically generates the appropriate nominative singular, genitive singular, nominative plural and genitive plural. It can also take additional parameters:
|f=,|f2=, ...- Corresponding feminine nouns.
|m=,|m2=, ...- Corresponding masculine nouns.
|g=,|g2=, ...- Explicit gender(s). Not necessary except in rare cases, as gender is inferred automatically, and can be specified within the
{{ru-noun-table}}parameters in the inference would be wrong. |old=- If given, this will generate pre-reform declensions.
For many words, all you need to do is specify the word itself, e.g. {{ru-noun+|генеало́гия}} produces
генеало́гия • (genealógija) f inan (genitive генеало́гии, nominative plural генеало́гии, genitive plural генеало́гий)
For words with more complicated declensions, see {{ru-noun-table}}.
To generate a header with pre-reform spellings, use |old=y. This is required if the lemma belongs to a pre-reform-only declension class such as ъ. For example: {{ru-noun+|c|югъ|(1)|old=y}} produces
югъ • (jug) m inan (genitive ю́га, nominative plural юга́, genitive plural юго́въ)
For multiword expressions, you can insert links into the {{ru-noun-table}} parameters, which will show up in the headword and won't interfere with declension. Example:
{{ru-noun+|[[бабий|ба́бье]]|+|_|c|[[ле́то]]}}
produces
ба́бье ле́то • (bábʹje léto) n inan (genitive ба́бьего ле́та, nominative plural ба́бьи лета́, genitive plural ба́бьих ле́т)