Template:fro-decl-adj

	Case	masculine	feminine	neuter
singular	subject	fro-decl-adjs	fro-decl-adje	fro-decl-adj
	oblique	fro-decl-adj			fro-decl-adje	fro-decl-adj
plural	subject	fro-decl-adj	fro-decl-adjes		fro-decl-adj
	oblique	fro-decl-adjs			fro-decl-adjes	fro-decl-adj

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The following documentation is located at Template:fro-decl-adj/documentation. ^[edit]

Useful links: subpage list • links • redirects • transclusions • errors (parser/module) • sandbox

This template is only used for Old French adjectives to provide a full declension

fro-decl-adj always appears under the header ====Declension==== because it is a table, not a single line. It automatically generates a full, regular inflection. To override inflections that are not regular, please use the following, with wikilinks

The parameters all have three letters:

• ssm = subject singular masculine
• ssf = subject singular feminine
• ssn = subject singular neuter
• osm = object singular masculine
• osf = object singular feminine
• osn = object singular neuter
• spm = subject plural masculine
• spf = subject plural feminine
• spn = subject plural neuter
• opm = object plural masculine
• opf = object plural feminine
• ssf = object plural neuter

Examples

Regular adjective (chier)

{{fro-decl-adj}}

Irregular adjective (hastif)

{{fro-decl-adj|ssf|hastive|opf=hastives|opm=hastis|osf=hastive|spf=hastives|ssm=hastis}}

Hastis replaces the default value of hastifs, hastive replaces hastife and hastives replaces hastifes

Multiple forms must include double square brackets so the template knows where one link stops and the next one starts. Please do not use {{l}} as the template {{l-self}} is part of the table. For example:

peior

{{fro-decl-adj|ssm=pire, pyre, piere, peior}}

See also

• {{fro-decl-noun}}