Template:t

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term


Use this template in the Translations section to format a translation of an English entry.

There are several translation templates:

  • {{t}} is the default, and is the one that human editors should use most when adding a translation.
  • {{t-check}} marks translations which need attention.
  • {{t+}} and {{t+check}} are the same as {{t}} and {{t-check}}, respectively, except that they add a superscript link to the corresponding entry on the foreign-language Wiktionary. (For example, {{t+|fr|le}} has a link to fr:le.) Various automated tools will change {{t}} to {{t+}} or {{t-check}} to {{t+check}} if the translation has an existing entry on the foreign-language Wiktionary. You can also do this manually, if you like, if you know that the entry exists.
  • {{no equivalent translation}} when a language has no corresponding term and only an unidiomatic translation is provided. However, if it is the sole commonly used translation in that language, then one of the above templates should be used instead.
  • {{no attested translation}} when no term which would pass WT:CFI exists in the language. Most commonly used for concepts which would be foreign to speakers of the language, who would have to employ code-switching to discuss the term. If a term is unadapted from the source language but nevertheless would pass WT:CFI, then one of the above templates should be used instead.
  • {{not used}} when a language lacks the term. Most commonly used for grammatical words absent in other languages such as the, though not limited to such.
  • {{t-needed}} to request a missing translation.
  • {{tt}}, {{tt+}}, {{tt-check}} and {{tt+check}} are logically equivalent to {{t}}, {{t+}}, {{t-check}} and {{t+check}} (respectively), but only work inside of {{multitrans}}. {{multitrans}} is able to achieve major reductions in memory usage to help combat ongoing issues with Lua memory errors, but requires these special templates in order to work properly.

The implementation of these templates is performed by Module:translations.

Parameters

|1= (required)
Language code. See Wiktionary:Languages.
|2= (required)
Entry name of the translated word. This supports all the features that {{l}} does: diacritics will be removed automatically from words in certain languages, embedded wikilinks will be processed properly, and the script and transliteration will be handled automatically if not provided.
|3=, |4=, |5=, … (all optional)
Gender/number specification(s), using the codes provided by Module:gender and number; If multiple codes are used (separated by a "|"), they will be displayed in the order given.
|sc= (optional)
Specifies a script code, see Wiktionary:Scripts. This is only needed if the script used in the translation is not one of the normal scripts of the language, or if script detection fails to detect the script correctly.
|tr= (optional)
Specifies the transliteration into roman (Latin) script, as also shown in the example below. A transliteration may be automatically generated for certain languages, if none was provided. Use |tr=- if you don't want a transliteration to be automatically generated (you shouldn't really ever do this in an entry).
|alt= (optional)
Specifies an alternate form of the word, not the pagename, to be displayed.
|lit= (optional)
Adds a literal translation for the term.
|id= (optional)
Links to a {{senseid}} tag on the target page.

Examples

Some examples for butterfly:

* Arabic: {{t|ar|فَرَاشَة|f}}
* Bengali: {{t|bn|প্রজাপতি|tr=projapoti, prajapati}}
* Dhuwal: {{t+|dwu|buurnba}}
* Javanese: {{t+|jv|ꦏꦸꦥꦸ}}
* Latin: {{t|la|pāpiliō}}
* Russian: {{t+|ru|ба́бочка|f}}
* Serbo-Croatian:
*: Cyrillic: {{t|sh|ле̏птӣр|m}}
*: Latin: {{t|sh|lȅptīr|m}}
* Tamil: {{t+|ta|வண்ணத்துப்பூச்சி|lit= color insect}}
* Yoruba: {{t|yo|labalábá}}


Template Data

This is the TemplateData documentation for this template used by VisualEditor and other tools.

TemplateData for t


Links a translation; meant to be used in between {{trans-top}} and {{trans-bottom}}.

Template parameters[Edit template data]

This template prefers inline formatting of parameters.

ParameterDescriptionTypeStatus
Language1

Wiktionary language code for the language of translation

Example
"fr"; "cmn"
Linerequired
Term2

The word or phrase being linked to, that translates the word

Example
情話
Linerequired
Script codesc

Specifies a Wiktionary script code. This is only needed if the script used in the translation is not one of the normal scripts of the language, or if script detection fails to detect the script correctly.

Example
Hani
Lineoptional
Transliterationtr

Specifies the transliteration into Latin script, as also shown in the example below. A transliteration may be automatically generated for certain languages, if none was provided.

Lineoptional
Alternate term displayedalt

Specifies an alternate form of the word, not the pagename, to be displayed.

Example
likes
Lineoptional
Literallylit

A literal translation for the term

Example
alcohol store
Stringoptional
Sense IDid

Links to a {{temp|senseid}} tag on the target page.

Lineoptional

See also