Template talk:sla-adj
Latest comment: 10 years ago by Ivan Štambuk in topic Feminine and neuter
Feminine and neuter
editAccents can be different in the feminine and neuter, and it would be good that they are shown, and have an alternative display parameter. Currently head= is used for the masculine, so perhaps for the feminine and neuter that would be head-f= and head-n=. --Ivan Štambuk (talk) 11:55, 21 September 2013 (UTC)
- Why would particularly the feminine and neuter nominative singular be useful to show? Are they "principal parts"? —CodeCat 13:02, 21 September 2013 (UTC)
- Because accents can be different for different genders in the nominative singular. Since we don't have accented paradigms yet, it's useful to have them there. E.g. for *bělъ having the headword bě̃lъ m, *běla̍ f, *bělo̍ n, which more easily explains Serbo-Croatian b(ij)ȇl, b(ij)éla, b(ij)élo. Alternatively, it could all be listed as
head=(with commas and{{m}},{{g}},{{f}}), but it seems hackish. --Ivan Štambuk (talk) 15:45, 21 September 2013 (UTC)
- Because accents can be different for different genders in the nominative singular. Since we don't have accented paradigms yet, it's useful to have them there. E.g. for *bělъ having the headword bě̃lъ m, *běla̍ f, *bělo̍ n, which more easily explains Serbo-Croatian b(ij)ȇl, b(ij)éla, b(ij)élo. Alternatively, it could all be listed as