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The arrow is what breaks it. Since it's included in the Czech term, a screenreader will read it in Czech, using the Czech word for arrow or something like that. Punctuation should not be included in the language tagging unless it's a part of the term. Moreover, meaning of the arrow is not clear to the user and it's not a standard practice, so it needs to be discussed and added separately to the template code. |
Dan Polansky (talk | contribs) readd the arrow: please discuss your new would-be policy in Beer parlour, and then we can implement it |
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#: {{syn|cs|vuřt|špekáček}} |
#: {{syn|cs|vuřt|špekáček}} |
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# [[fatso]], [[butterball]] |
# [[fatso]], [[butterball]] |
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#: {{syn|cs|tlusťoch}} |
#: {{syn|cs|→ [[tlusťoch]]}} |
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#: {{ant|cs|hubeňour}} |
#: {{ant|cs|hubeňour}} |
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Revision as of 10:52, 1 May 2019
Czech
Etymology
From (deprecated template usage) [etyl] German Wurst
Pronunciation
Noun
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- certain kind of sausage
- fatso, butterball
Declension
Adverb
buřt
- (informal) Indifference or unimportance.
- Synonym: šumák
- To je mi buřt. ― I don't care.
- To je buřt. ― It does not matter.