User:Stujul/todo
Dutch
edit- Categorise intensive adjectives (but where?). Notice Category:Afrikaans intensive adjectives. See User:Stujul/Dutch intensive adjectives.
- Better linking to separable verbs from their separable parts
- automatic list similar to T:prefixsee?
Entries to create
edit- Synonyms for lafaard:
Words of Latin/French origin
editRandom words
edit- op tilt
- ordinal numbers from tweeëntwintigste
- See User:LinguisticMystic/nl/Woordfrequentie and User:Jberkel/lists/wanted/20240601/nl
Serbo-Croatian
edit- Clean up Special:Contributions/188.252.140.184
- Diminutives, augmentatives, and relational adjectives should link to and from the noun they derive from.
- Move equivalent aspect of verbs to headword
- Add determinate, indeterminate, and frequentative for sh-verb?
- Make the numerals more consistent:
- Collective numbers and numerical nouns should have number box, or link to the other numbers somehow. (How to handle spelling differences? e.g. petoro/petero)
- Should dve/dvije and obe/obje be seperate lemmas, or treated as non-lemma forms of dva and oba?
- Make template for usage notes explaining how nouns behave when following cardinal numbers
- Finish the appendix on the grammar of the numerals
- Add the numerical adjectives?
- Several additions to SC headword templates
- Inflection tables
- Category:Serbo-Croatian noun inflection-table templates should probably only contain
{{sh-decl-noun}}
. It should probably be converted to a Module, so that singularia and pluralia tantum can be effectively incorporated. This will also allow easier implementation of (semi-)automatic inflection, should it ever be implemented. - Same for Category:Serbo-Croatian adjective inflection-table templates
- Category:Serbo-Croatian noun inflection-table templates should probably only contain
Miscellaneous
edit- Rename "related adjective" to "relational adjective" in all modules that use it (at least the Slavic ones)
- (Slavic) headword lines get cluttered because they sometimes have many parameters (e.g. дом). I want to mitigate this, but not sure how. Some ideas:
- Collapse the headword if it exceeds a certain threshold (probably means editing the main headword module)
- Make a new template for listing common derived terms somewhere else on the page
- Have the derived terms in the Derived terms section, with appropriate qualifiers