සැකිල්ල:univerbation/documentation

This template indicates that a word is a univerbation and links to the glossary section explaining the term. It is used in etymology sections. It places the entry in a language-specific subcategory of Category:Univerbations by language.

Parameters

1=

The language code (see Wiktionary:Languages) of the language this term appears in.

2=, 3=, 4=, 5=

The terms that were used to form the univerbation.

sc=

A script code (see Wiktionary:Scripts) to override the default if necessary.

nocap=1

Show the initial text with a lowercase initial letter.

notext=1

Omit the initial text altogether. The first thing displayed will be the first term in the univerbation.

nocat=1

Do not categorize the entry. This should be used when mentioning univerbations in languages other than the current language.

The following parameters are available for each matching term in the numbered/positional parameters. The N must be replaced by the corresponding term index. For example, for the second part (positional parameter 3), use 2 for N. Most of these parameters correspond directly to the equivalent parameters in the standard {{l}} (and {{m}}) template.

altN=

The alternative display form. Equivalent to the second parameter of {{l}}.

tN=

A gloss/translation to show after the term. Equivalent to the third parameter of {{l}}. The parameter glossN= is deprecated for this purpose.

trN=

The transliteration, as in {{l}}.

posN=

The part of speech label to show after the term, as in {{l}}.

Examples

The entry partout might have in its etymology

{{univerbation|fr|par|tout}}

yielding

Univerbation of par +‎ tout

The entry почему́ (počemú) might have in its etymology

{{univerbation|ru|по|t1=[[according to]]|чему́}}, dative singular of {{m|ru|что}}.

yielding

Univerbation of по (po, “according to”) +‎ чему́ (čemú), dative singular of что (što).

See also

• {{compound}}
• {{affix}}