Template:U:hu:word-final h

The singular instrumental and translative case may differ depending on the dialect. When the word is pronounced with a silent H, they are U:hu:word-final hvel and U:hu:word-final hvé, respectively, but for speakers who pronounce the H, the corresponding forms will be U:hu:word-final hhel and U:hu:word-final hhé.

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This template is designed to be used under the ====Declension==== header of nouns ending in h with variant spelling, e.g. céh, düh, juh, méh, rüh. It provides information about the differences in the instrumental case (-val/-vel) and the translative case (-vá/-vé) .

Unnamed parameters

1=

The default value is el; it is used for front-vowel words. For back-vowel words add al.

2=

The default value is é; it is used for front-vowel words. For back-vowel words add á.

Examples

For méh (“bee; womb”), -vel / -vé are the default suffixes; no parameters are added:

{{U:hu:word-final h}}

For juh (“sheep”), al and á are added to override the default:

{{U:hu:word-final h|al|á}}