Template:sl-decl-noun-table3unc

Declension of sl-decl-noun-table3unc (singularia tantum)
nom. sing.	{{{1}}}
gen. sing.	{{{2}}}
	singular
nominative imenovȃlnik	{{{1}}}
genitive rodȋlnik	{{{2}}}
dative dajȃlnik	{{{3}}}
accusative tožȋlnik	{{{4}}}
locative mẹ̑stnik	{{{5}}}
instrumental orọ̑dnik	{{{6}}}
(vocative) (ogȏvorni imenovȃlnik)	{{{7}}}

The following documentation is located at Template:sl-decl-noun-table3unc/documentation. ^[edit]

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This template is used for declension of Slovene nouns that are only in one number (for other see Template:sl-decl-noun-table3). It generates the title and table, however forms have to be inserted manually.

Parameters edit

The following parameters are available:

1=, 2= ... 7=

Forms of the noun, preferably with tonal accents. 1= nominative, 2= genitive and so forth. For dualia and pluralia tantum, parameters from 8= to 14= and from 15= to 21= can be used, respectively. See Slovene declension for more information. If more forms are available, they have to be [[linked]] separately. First form should alway be the most appropriate form, and stylistically marked forms should be in italics.

n=

Number in which the declension occurs:

n=sg – singular
n=du – dual
n=pl – plural

infix=

If the noun has an infix, different from ov, list it here. It should be listed as [infix]-, e. g. j-, n-, t- etc.

accent=

Used to generate correct accent class:

accent=1 – fixed accent (on the same vowel)
accent=2 – mobile accent (between two vowels on the stem)
accent=3a – short ending accent (on the ending or fill vowel)
accent=3b – long ending accent (on the ending or fill vowel)
accent=4a – short mixed accent (switching between stem and ending)
accent=4b – long mixed accent (switching between stem and ending)

decl=

Used to automatically generate title and categories. These are the corresponding titles:

m-an-1=First masculine declension (hard o-stem, animate)
m-in-1=First masculine declension (hard o-stem, inanimate)
m-in-1-s=First masculine declension (soft o-stem, inanimate)
m-an-1-s=First masculine declension (soft o-stem, animate)
m-in-ov=First masculine declension (hard o-stem, inanimate, -ov- infix)
m-an-ov=First masculine declension (hard o-stem, animate, -ov- infix)
m-2=Second masculine declension (a-stem)
m-3=Third masculine declension (no endings)
m-an-4=Fourth masculine declension (adjectival endings, animate)
m-in-4=Fourth masculine declension (adjectival endings, inanimate)
f-1=First feminine declension (a-stem)
f-1-v=First feminine declension (v-stem)
f-2=Second feminine declension (i-stem)
f-3=Third feminine declension (no endings)
f-4=Fourth feminine declension (adjectival endings)
n-1=First neuter declension (hard o-stem)
n-1-s=First neuter declension (soft o-stem)
n-2=Second neuter declension (a-stem)
n-3=Third neuter declension (no endings)
n-4=Fourth neuter declension (adjectival endings)

irregtitle=: Used to specify what kind of irregularity does the noun have and add appropriate categories. These include irregularities about endings, accent changes (lengthening, change of pitch, open-mid to close-mid), fill vowels, infixes, etc. If the change is historic, this can be denoted, e. g. showing forms of former n-stem declension for dan.
irreg=: If the kind of irregularity is unknown, type irreg=yes to denote that noun is irregular.
title=: Use to override the automatic title. It generally should not be used.
prep=: Used to write an accentual change that only appears after a preposition.
datsg=: Used as a shortcut for all dative and locative singular forms in o-stem declensions. It should not be used elsewhere or if the accent is on the ending.
datdu=: Used as a shortcut for all dative and instrumental dual forms in o-stem declensions. It should not be used elsewhere or if the accent is on the ending.
datpl=: Used as a shortcut for all dative plural forms in o-stem declensions. It should not be used elsewhere or if the accent is on the ending.
loc=: Used as a shortcut for all locative dual/plural forms in o-stem declensions. It should not be used elsewhere or if the accent is on the ending.