Template:sga-noun/documentation

Usage
This template creates a headword line for Old Irish nouns.


 * is the gender. It may be set to any standard gender abbreviation (, ,  , etc.) but also to   if the gender is unknown (as is often the case with Old Irish nouns). Up to two additional genders may be set with   and.
 * is the genitive singular. If the genitive singular is unattested (and not easily deducible from forms that are attested), set this parameter to . If the genitive singular is identical to the lemma form, set this parameter simply to  . If it is formed by adding letters to the end of the lemma form, the following shortcuts may be used:
 * Otherwise specify the entire form. Up to two additional genitive forms may be set with  and  ; the above shortcuts can also be used with those parameters.
 * is the nominative plural. If the word does not occur in the plural, set this parameter to . If the nominative plural is identical to the lemma form, set this parameter simply to  . If it is formed by adding letters to the end of the lemma form, the following shortcuts may be used:
 * Otherwise specify the entire form. Up to two additional nominative plural forms may be set with  and  ; the above shortcuts can also be used with those parameters.
 * is the form to be displayed in the headword line; use this if the display form is different from the page name (for example, because it contains one of the letters ḟ or ṡ, which are not used in page names for Old Irish words).
 * Otherwise specify the entire form. Up to two additional genitive forms may be set with  and  ; the above shortcuts can also be used with those parameters.
 * is the nominative plural. If the word does not occur in the plural, set this parameter to . If the nominative plural is identical to the lemma form, set this parameter simply to  . If it is formed by adding letters to the end of the lemma form, the following shortcuts may be used:
 * Otherwise specify the entire form. Up to two additional nominative plural forms may be set with  and  ; the above shortcuts can also be used with those parameters.
 * is the form to be displayed in the headword line; use this if the display form is different from the page name (for example, because it contains one of the letters ḟ or ṡ, which are not used in page names for Old Irish words).
 * Otherwise specify the entire form. Up to two additional genitive forms may be set with  and  ; the above shortcuts can also be used with those parameters.
 * is the nominative plural. If the word does not occur in the plural, set this parameter to . If the nominative plural is identical to the lemma form, set this parameter simply to  . If it is formed by adding letters to the end of the lemma form, the following shortcuts may be used:
 * Otherwise specify the entire form. Up to two additional nominative plural forms may be set with  and  ; the above shortcuts can also be used with those parameters.
 * is the form to be displayed in the headword line; use this if the display form is different from the page name (for example, because it contains one of the letters ḟ or ṡ, which are not used in page names for Old Irish words).
 * Otherwise specify the entire form. Up to two additional nominative plural forms may be set with  and  ; the above shortcuts can also be used with those parameters.
 * is the form to be displayed in the headword line; use this if the display form is different from the page name (for example, because it contains one of the letters ḟ or ṡ, which are not used in page names for Old Irish words).
 * Otherwise specify the entire form. Up to two additional nominative plural forms may be set with  and  ; the above shortcuts can also be used with those parameters.
 * is the form to be displayed in the headword line; use this if the display form is different from the page name (for example, because it contains one of the letters ḟ or ṡ, which are not used in page names for Old Irish words).
 * Otherwise specify the entire form. Up to two additional nominative plural forms may be set with  and  ; the above shortcuts can also be used with those parameters.
 * is the form to be displayed in the headword line; use this if the display form is different from the page name (for example, because it contains one of the letters ḟ or ṡ, which are not used in page names for Old Irish words).
 * Otherwise specify the entire form. Up to two additional nominative plural forms may be set with  and  ; the above shortcuts can also be used with those parameters.
 * is the form to be displayed in the headword line; use this if the display form is different from the page name (for example, because it contains one of the letters ḟ or ṡ, which are not used in page names for Old Irish words).
 * Otherwise specify the entire form. Up to two additional nominative plural forms may be set with  and  ; the above shortcuts can also be used with those parameters.
 * is the form to be displayed in the headword line; use this if the display form is different from the page name (for example, because it contains one of the letters ḟ or ṡ, which are not used in page names for Old Irish words).