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straight quotation marks, per consensus on talk. (this was previous implemented; one user objected and reverted, but no-one agreed with that user, though one other participant in the original discussion had also favoured curly quotes.) |
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-->|<span class='mention-gloss-paren'>(</span>}}<!--end of if tr |
-->|<span class='mention-gloss-paren'>(</span>}}<!--end of if tr |
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-->{{#if:{{{3|}}}<!-- |
-->{{#if:{{{3|}}}<!-- |
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-->|<span class='mention-gloss-double-quote'> |
-->|<span class='mention-gloss-double-quote'>"</span><span class='mention-gloss'>{{{3}}}</span><span class='mention-gloss-double-quote'>"</span>{{#if:{{{pos|}}}{{{lit|}}}|, }}<!-- |
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-->}}<!--end of if 3 |
-->}}<!--end of if 3 |
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-->{{#if:{{{pos|}}}|{{#ifexist:template:pos {{{pos}}}|{{pos {{{pos}}}}}|{{{pos|}}}}}{{#if:{{{lit|}}}|, }}}}<!-- |
-->{{#if:{{{pos|}}}|{{#ifexist:template:pos {{{pos}}}|{{pos {{{pos}}}}}|{{{pos|}}}}}{{#if:{{{lit|}}}|, }}}}<!-- |
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-->{{#if:{{{lit|}}}|literally <span class='mention-gloss-double-quote'> |
-->{{#if:{{{lit|}}}|literally <span class='mention-gloss-double-quote'>"</span>{{{lit}}}<span class='mention-gloss-double-quote'>"</span>}}<!-- |
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-->{{#if:{{{3|}}}{{{lit|}}}{{{pos|}}}|<span class='mention-gloss-paren'>)</span>}}}}<!-- |
-->{{#if:{{{3|}}}{{{lit|}}}{{{pos|}}}|<span class='mention-gloss-paren'>)</span>}}}}<!-- |
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--><noinclude>{{documentation}}</noinclude> |
--><noinclude>{{documentation}}</noinclude> |
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Revision as of 01:21, 25 January 2013
- The following documentation is located at Template:term/documentation. [edit]
- Useful links: subpage list • links • redirects • transclusions • errors (parser/module) • sandbox
 | Do not use this template; it is deprecated. Use {{m}} (for "mention") instead. |
This template is equivalent to {{m}} or {{mention}} except that the language code is passed as the |lang= parameter instead of the first parameter, and is optional, defaulting to en (English). All the other numbered parameters are shifted down by one in comparison with {{m}}. This means that the following two calls are exactly equivalent:
{{term|verbum|verbō|lang=la}}{{m|la|verbum|verbō}}