Template:sk-noun

sk-noun ?

The following documentation is located at Template:sk-noun/documentation. ^[edit]

Usage

Works just like {{cs-noun}} and takes all the same parameters. The main differences are:

There are three animacies in Slovak: personal (pr), animal (anml) and inanimate (in), but only animate vs. inanimate in Czech. The personal vs. animal distinction must be specified in the gender of nouns.
There is an extra |decl= parameter to specify one or more comma-separated declension patterns.

For vlk (“wolf”):

{{sk-noun|m-pr,m-anml|gen=vlka|pl=vlci,vlky|genpl=vlkov|decl=chlap,dub}}
which produces

vlk m pers or m animal (genitive singular vlka, nominative plural vlci or vlky, genitive plural vlkov, declension pattern of chlap or dub)

For život (“life”):

{{sk-noun|m-in|dim=živôtik,živôtček}}
which produces

život m inan (diminutive živôtik or živôtček)

For dvere (“door”) (feminine plural):

{{sk-noun|f-p|genpl=dvier,dverí|decl=ulica}}
which produces

dvere f pl (genitive plural dvier or dverí, declension pattern of ulica)

For pitná voda (“drinking water”):

{{sk-noun|f|head=[[pitný|pitná]] [[voda]]}}
which produces

pitná voda f

For most (“bridge”):

{{sk-noun|m-in|dim=mostík,môstik|adj=mostný,mostový}}
which produces

most m inan (relational adjective mostný or mostový, diminutive mostík or môstik)

For deň (“day”):

{{sk-noun|m-in|gen=dňa|pl=dni|genpl=dní|decl=stroj}}
which produces

deň m inan (genitive singular dňa, nominative plural dni, genitive plural dní, declension pattern of stroj)

For veža (“tower; rook (chess)”):

{{sk-noun|f|adj=vežový,vežný<l:dated>|dim=vežička,viežka}}
which produces

veža f (relational adjective vežový or (dated) vežný, diminutive vežička or viežka)