Template:rue-adecl/documentation

Uses Lua:

• Module:rue-adjective

This template should be used to decline Carpathian Rusyn adjectives. Note that the inflected forms generated by this table are the ones found in Standard Slovak Rusyn, so it shouldn't be used for terms/forms exclusive to other varieties.

Usage

Generally, a single argument is supplied to the template, normally just consisting of an adjective lemma, i.e. the nominative masculine singular form. Multisyllabic adjectives (which is almost all of them) are required to have an acute accent indicating the stress. For example, for the adjective си́нїй (sýnjij, “deep blue”):

{{rue-adecl|си́нїй}}

produces

Declension of си́нїй (soft)

		masculine	neuter	feminine	plural
nominative		си́нїй sýnjij	си́нє sýnje	си́ня sýnja	си́нї sýnji
genitive		си́нёго sýnjoho		си́нёй sýnjoj	си́нїх sýnjix
dative		си́нёму sýnjomu		си́нїй sýnjij	си́нїм sýnjim
accusative	animate	си́нёго sýnjoho	си́нє sýnje	си́ню sýnju	си́нїх sýnjix
	inanimate	си́нїй sýnjij			си́нї sýnji
instrumental		си́нїм sýnjim		си́нёв sýnjov	си́нїма, си́нїми1 sýnjima, sýnjimy1
locative		си́нїм sýnjim		си́нїй sýnjij	си́нїх sýnjix

¹Less common.

The module knows how to decline hard, soft and possessive adjectives, including those where the ending is stressed.

Indicators

Indicators can be specified inside of angle brackets to modify the default declension behavior. Currently, the only indicator is noalt, which suppresses the alternative instrumental plural, e.g. for си́нїй (sýnjij):

{{rue-adecl|си́нїй<noalt>}}

produces

Declension of си́нїй (soft)

		masculine	neuter	feminine	plural
nominative		си́нїй sýnjij	си́нє sýnje	си́ня sýnja	си́нї sýnji
genitive		си́нёго sýnjoho		си́нёй sýnjoj	си́нїх sýnjix
dative		си́нёму sýnjomu		си́нїй sýnjij	си́нїм sýnjim
accusative	animate	си́нёго sýnjoho	си́нє sýnje	си́ню sýnju	си́нїх sýnjix
	inanimate	си́нїй sýnjij			си́нї sýnji
instrumental		си́нїм sýnjim		си́нёв sýnjov	си́нїма sýnjima
locative		си́нїм sýnjim		си́нїй sýnjij	си́нїх sýnjix

You can add indicators in angle brackets after the lemma. Each lemma has its own indicators, so for example if you want to include dated/dialectal forms you should specify <noalt> after both lemmas.