విక్షనరీ:Inflection templates
Headword-line templates (formerly known as "inflection templates") are templates that are used to produce the headword line (formerly called the "inflection line") of a term. This is the line that comes immediately below the header specifying the part of speech. At the very least, the headword line should contain the headword in question, formatted in bold text. In cases where the language lacks an appropriate headword-line template, {{infl}} should be used.
Headword-line templates are named with the language code, followed by a dash and the part of speech, followed optionally by a dash and the inflection class. For example: {{nl-verb}}, {{nb-adj-1}}.
The purpose of this page is to list all headword-line templates, in order to have a clear overview and to avoid duplication. Explanations on usage of these templates should go on the template talk pages and possibly also on the accompanying Main article of a language's templates.
See also
[<small>మార్చు</small>]- Wiktionary:Index to templates
- Wiktionary:Conjugation and declension templates - for templates that display tables containing inflected forms of a word
- Category:Templates
- Category:Headword-line templates
English
[<small>మార్చు</small>]- Main article: Wiktionary:English inflection templates
Catalan
[<small>మార్చు</small>]- Main article: Wiktionary:Catalan templates
Czech
[<small>మార్చు</small>]Danish
[<small>మార్చు</small>]Dutch
[<small>మార్చు</small>]- Main article: Wiktionary:Dutch templates
Esperanto
[<small>మార్చు</small>]- Main article: Wiktionary:Esperanto inflection templates
Estonian
[<small>మార్చు</small>]Finnish
[<small>మార్చు</small>]- Main article: Wiktionary:Finnish inflection templates and Category:Finnish inflection templates
French
[<small>మార్చు</small>]- Main article: Wiktionary:French inflection templates
German
[<small>మార్చు</small>]- See also: Category:German templates
Greek
[<small>మార్చు</small>]Modern Greek
[<small>మార్చు</small>]- Main article: Wiktionary:Greek headword-line templates
Ancient Greek
[<small>మార్చు</small>]Hebrew
[<small>మార్చు</small>]Interlingua
[<small>మార్చు</small>]Irish
[<small>మార్చు</small>]Italian
[<small>మార్చు</small>]- Main article: Wiktionary:Italian inflection templates
Japanese
[<small>మార్చు</small>]- Main article: Wiktionary:About Japanese
Latin
[<small>మార్చు</small>]- Main article: Wiktionary:Latin inflection templates
Latvian
[<small>మార్చు</small>]Mandarin
[<small>మార్చు</small>]- Main article: Wiktionary:About Chinese
Nouns
[<small>మార్చు</small>]- {{cmn-noun}}
Verbs
[<small>మార్చు</small>]- {{cmn-verb}}
Adjectives
[<small>మార్చు</small>]- {{cmn-adj}}
Proper nouns
[<small>మార్చు</small>]- {{cmn-proper}} Proper nouns
Idioms
[<small>మార్చు</small>]- {{cmn-idiom}}
Proverbs
[<small>మార్చు</small>]- {{cmn-proverb}}
Min Nan
[<small>మార్చు</small>]- Main article: Wiktionary:About Chinese
Nouns
[<small>మార్చు</small>]- {{nan-noun}}
Verbs
[<small>మార్చు</small>]- {{nan-verb}}
Adjectives
[<small>మార్చు</small>]- {{nan-adj}}
Proper nouns
[<small>మార్చు</small>]- {{nan-proper}} Proper nouns
Idioms
[<small>మార్చు</small>]- {{nan-idiom}}
Proverbs
[<small>మార్చు</small>]- {{nan-proverb}}
Norwegian
[<small>మార్చు</small>]- Main article: Wiktionary:Norwegian inflection templates
Old English (Anglo-Saxon)
[<small>మార్చు</small>]Old Norse
[<small>మార్చు</small>]Polish
[<small>మార్చు</small>]Proto-Germanic
[<small>మార్చు</small>]Romanian
[<small>మార్చు</small>]- Main article: Wiktionary:Romanian inflection templates
Russian
[<small>మార్చు</small>]- Main article: Wiktionary:Russian inflection templates
Scots
[<small>మార్చు</small>]Serbo-Croatian
[<small>మార్చు</small>]Nouns
[<small>మార్చు</small>]- {{sh-noun}}
- {{sh-decl-noun}} is used for noun inflections under the header “Declension”
Slovene
[<small>మార్చు</small>]Spanish
[<small>మార్చు</small>]Swedish
[<small>మార్చు</small>]- Main article: Wiktionary:Swedish headword-line templates
Tok Pisin
[<small>మార్చు</small>]Welsh
[<small>మార్చు</small>]- Main article: Wiktionary:Welsh inflection templates