Template:la-adecl
First/second-declension adjective.
singular | plural | ||||||
---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
masculine | feminine | neuter | masculine | feminine | neuter | ||
nominative | bonus | bona | bonum | bonī | bonae | bona | |
genitive | bonī | bonae | bonī | bonōrum | bonārum | bonōrum | |
dative | bonō | bonae | bonō | bonīs | |||
accusative | bonum | bonam | bonum | bonōs | bonās | bona | |
ablative | bonō | bonā | bonō | bonīs | |||
vocative | bone | bona | bonum | bonī | bonae | bona |
- The following documentation is located at Template:la-adecl/documentation. [edit]
- Useful links: subpage list • links • redirects • transclusions • errors (parser/module) • sandbox
This template creates a declension table for all types of Latin adjective (including multiword/multipart adjectives). It replaces the ten or so {{la-decl-*}}
templates that used to exist.
Basic usage
Most of the time, just specifying the lemma is enough, e.g.:
- bonus (“good”):
{{la-adecl|bonus}}
- melior (“better”):
{{la-adecl|melior}}
- optimus (“best”):
{{la-adecl|optimus}}
- līber (“free”):
{{la-adecl|līber}}
- audāx (“bold”):
{{la-adecl|audāx}}
- suāvis (“sweet”):
{{la-adecl|suāvis}}
For third-declension adjectives of three terminations, you need to give a hint that the adjective is third-declension (otherwise, it will be assumed to be first/second-declension):
Sometimes you have to give the stem, if not deducible from the lemma (the rules for deducing the stem are the same as for {{la-ndecl}}
):
- piger (“slow, dull”):
{{la-adecl|piger/pigr}}
- locuplēs (“rich, wealthy, possessing large landed property”):
{{la-adecl|locuplēs/locuplēt}}
For third-declension non-i-stem adjectives, you need to specify this explicitly using the .-I
subtype:
Sometimes you need to combine an explicit stem, partial or total specification of the declension, and a subtype:
- vetus (“old”):
{{la-adecl|vetus/veter<3 .-I>}}
- ūber (“fruitful, copious”):
{{la-adecl|ūber/ūber<3-1 .-I>|abl_sg_f=ūberī|abl_sg_m=ūberī|abl_sg_n=ūberī}}
In the latter case, it's not enough to indicate that the adjective is third-declension using 3
, because it will then be assumed to be an adjective of three terminations, as with ācer above. In this case, you need to specify the full declension 3-1
to indicate that it is third-declension of one termination. The same must always be done with participles, e.g.:
The reason for this is that participles decline differently in the ablative singular from adjectives in -ns such as ingēns (“huge”) and īnfāns (“speechless, newbown”), and adjectives in -ns are by default assumed to be the latter type.
Parameters
The following parameters are allowed:
|1=
: Lemma with macrons, optionally along with a code indicating the declension and subtype(s) (see below).|num=
: Number restriction, if not specified as a subtype.|title=
: Override the automatically-generated title.|footnote=
: Provide a note to be displayed below the table.|noneut=
: Don't display the neuter. Used for gendered nouns derived from adjectives, such as Rōmānus (“a Roman”), Portucēnsis (“a Portuguese person”).- any specific case-number-gender form: Override the automatically generated inflected form.
- These parameter names consist of a three-letter case abbreviation, two-letter number abbreviation and one-letter gender abbreviation separated by
_
, e.g.nom_sg_m
"nominative singular masculine". Case abbreviations arenom
gen
dat
acc
abl
= nominative genitive dative accusative ablative, number abbreviations aresg
pl
= singular plural, gender abbreviations arem
f
n
= masculine feminine neuter. - To assign multiple forms to a single case-number-gender slot, list them separated by
/
.
- These parameter names consist of a three-letter case abbreviation, two-letter number abbreviation and one-letter gender abbreviation separated by
For parameter 1, the general format for the declension/subtype code is <DECLENSION .SUBTYPE.SUBTYPE...>
, i.e. a
sign, optionally preceded by a declension code, followed by zero or more subtypes, separated by periods. A bare lemma is equivalent to the lemma followed by < >
.
The first part of the code, which indicates the declension, can be omitted, 3
, or the exact declension, which can be one of the following:
1&2
: first-/second-declension adjective1-1
first-declension adjective (e.g. rūricola, indigena)2-2
second-declension adjective3-1
third-declension adjective of one termination3-2
third-declension adjective of two terminations3-3
third-declension adjective of three terminations (e.g. ācer, ācris, ācre)3-P
third-declension participle (e.g. amāns)3-C
third-declension comparative adjectiveirreg
irregular adjective