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Ta‌̱mpi‌̱let:kcg-noun

Neet di̱ Swánga̱lyiatwuki
a̱nyiung á̱kpa
a̱lyoot
ghyuai-shi



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Goal
This template shows the singular and plural for Dutch nouns in a uniform way, as well as the diminutive with its plural. This template can also show any possession forms that are still common with many proper names and as a fossilized form with some nouns.
Usage
Place this template directly in front of the (first) heading {{-noun-|kcg}} or {{-name-|kcg}} to which it belongs. An exception to this is the {{non-GB}} template, which can still be included if the keyword is in the Tyap Language Glossary, but not in this form or meaning.
Parameters
This template has 5 unnamed and 4 named parameters.
1 : singular of the word
2 : plural of the word
3 : diminutive form of the word
4 : plural of the diminutive
5 : information shown at the top left of the table; this is mainly used to refer to different meanings with [1], [2], ... or with [A], [B], ... to refer to different etymologies
nocat=1 : disables the template's placement in a category (if you use the table when describing a suffix)
name=1 : replaces the Noun category with the A̱tsak a̱lyoot category (in Tyap)
gen= : allows specifying the ownership form of the keyword
gen-dim= : allows specifying the possessive form of the diminutive
The default value for a noun is that a table without a column for the possession forms is shown, unless one is specified
The default value for a proper name is the form with the beginning a̱yaa-; use gen=- or gen-dim=- to indicate that there is no possession
Usage
Copy and paste the code below.
{{kcg-noun|<a̱nyiung>|<á̱kpa>|<ghyuai-shi>|<á̱kpa ghyuai-shi>}}
or use the link on the templates line below the editing window.
Examples
See oma where it is shown that only the singular possessive form is common, Jan for the complete table with default values ​​for a proper name and Finnish for a table showing that language names have no plurals, diminutives or possessive forms.