Template:Lang-no
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Note that this template is for text in Norwegian without distinguishing between Bokmål and Nynorsk.
Text that shows differences between the 2 standard forms should use {{lang-nb}} and {{lang-nn}} instead. Separate ISO 639 codes — and, thus, language templates — do not exist to differentiate between Riksmål and Høgnorsk; these should be tagged with this template, {{lang-no}}. See Norwegian language conflict for more information. |
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Usage
| code | no |
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The language template {{lang-no}} identifies Norwegian text. The term or phrase is the only mandatory parameter. The text is formatted according to recommendations in Wikipedia:Manual of Style/Text formatting § Foreign terms; italics for languages that use the Latin alphabet, normal for others.
The template should generally be placed after the English translation of the foreign term or phrase.
The parameter |links=no prevents the language name from being linked.
The parameter |translit= allows for a romanization to be identified. The templates that have this parameter are listed here. (This parameter is not supported by lang-x templates for languages that are already written in Latin script.)
The parameter |lit= enables a literal translation (in English) to be given. It is being rolled out to these templates and so may be available for {{lang-no}}.
Parameters
| parameter | definition | yields to | alias |
|---|---|---|---|
text |
non-English text | – | {{{1}}}
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translit |
Latin script transliteration of the content in text |
– | {{{2}}}
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translit-std |
standard used for the transliteration of the value of translit; accepted values are: ISO, DIN, IAST, ALA, ALA-LC |
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translit-script |
transliteration standard's script identifier | – | |
translation |
literal English translation or gloss of the content in text |
– | lit, {{{3}}}
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label |
label to be used instead of template-provided language label; may be wikilinked; special keyword none causes the template to render without any labels (including transliteration and translation labels) | – | |
link |
yes (default) links language name and static text associated with translit and translation; accepted values are: no, yes; |link=no does not unlink wikilinked labels set by |label= |
– | links
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code |
IETF language tag for the content in text; set by the template, overriding the template setting is discouraged |
– | |
script |
IETF language script subtag; sometimes set by the template when the language of the content in text uses more than one writing system; always four alpha characters; a value of Latn (not "Latin"!) forces italic rendering unless overridden by italic; overrides rtl |
italic |
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region |
IETF language region subtag | – | |
variant |
IETF language variant subtag | – | |
rtl |
yes indicates that the writing system used for the content in text is right-to-left; accepted values are: no (default), yes |
script |
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italic |
; accepted values are: yes, no, unset, invert, default | – | italics,i
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size |
specifies font size of the content in text; use a value suitable for use with the CSS font-size property; this should almost always be a relative value supplied in % or em units, not a fixed px value. |
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cat |
inhibits automatic categorization; mirror version of nocat; accepted values are: no, n, false, f, off, 0 |
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nocat |
inhibits automatic categorization; mirror version of cat; accepted values are: yes, y, true, t, on, 1 |
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| |italic= value | description | example code | result | html markup |
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{{lang-ru|тундра}} |
Russian: тундра | |
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Russian: tûndra | Incorrect markup; this requires |script=latn.
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{{lang-fr|toundra}} |
French: toundra | | ||
{{lang-ru|script=latn|tûndra}} |
Russian: tûndra | | ||
| default | {{lang-ru|тундра|italic=default}} |
Russian: тундра | | |
{{lang-fr|toundra|italic=default}} |
French: toundra | | ||
{{lang-ru|script=latn|tûndra|italic=default}} |
Russian: tûndra | | ||
| no |
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{{lang-ru|тундра|italic=no}} |
Russian: тундра | |
{{lang-fr|toundra|italic=no}} |
French: toundra | | ||
{{lang-ru|script=latn|tûndra|italic=no}} |
Russian: tûndra | | ||
''{{lang-ru|script=latn|tûndra|italic=no}}'' |
Russian: tûndra | | ||
| yes |
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{{lang-ru|тундра|italic=yes}} |
Russian: тундра | |
{{lang-ru|script=latn|tûndra|italic=yes}} |
Russian: tûndra | | ||
| unset |
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{{lang-ru|тундра|italic=unset}} |
Russian: тундра | |
''{{lang-ru|тундра|italic=unset}}'' |
Russian: тундра | | ||
{{lang-ru|script=latn|tûndra|italic=unset}} |
Russian: tûndra | | ||
''{{lang-ru|script=latn|tûndra|italic=unset}}'' |
Russian: tûndra | | ||
| invert |
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{{lang-ru|тундра|italic=invert}} |
Russian: тундра | |
{{lang-ru|''тундра''|italic=invert}} |
Russian: тундра | | ||
{{lang-ru|script=latn|tûndra|italic=invert}} |
Russian: tûndra | | ||
{{lang-ru|script=latn|''tûndra''|italic=invert}} |
Russian: tûndra | |
† compare |italic=invert to |italic=unset:
{{Lang-de|... ein neues Opernprojekt in Angriff: ''Das Käthchen von Heilbronn'', nach Heinrich von Kleists gleichnamigem Drama.|italic=invert}}- German: ... ein neues Opernprojekt in Angriff: Das Käthchen von Heilbronn, nach Heinrich von Kleists gleichnamigem Drama.
{{Lang-de|''... ein neues Opernprojekt in Angriff: ''Das Käthchen von Heilbronn'', nach Heinrich von Kleists gleichnamigem Drama.''|italic=unset}}- German: ... ein neues Opernprojekt in Angriff: Das Käthchen von Heilbronn, nach Heinrich von Kleists gleichnamigem Drama.
Examples
The following examples show translations from German.
Edit
- Weimar is located in the federal state of Thuringia (
{{Lang-de|Thüringen}}). - The Seafarers of Catan (
{{Lang-de|Die Seefahrer von Catan}}) is an expansion of the board game The Settlers of Catan. - Albert the Bear (
{{Lang-de|Albrecht der Bär|links=no}}) - All Quiet on the Western Front (
{{Lang-de|Im Westen nichts Neues|lit=In the West Nothing New}}) is a novel by Erich Maria Remarque.
Resulting text
- Weimar is located in the federal state of Thuringia (German: Thüringen).
- The Seafarers of Catan (German: Die Seefahrer von Catan) is an expansion of the board game The Settlers of Catan.
- Albert the Bear (German: Albrecht der Bär)
- All Quiet on the Western Front (German: Im Westen nichts Neues, lit. 'In the West Nothing New') is a novel by Erich Maria Remarque.
TemplateData
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TemplateData for Lang-no
Indicates to readers the original form of a term or phrase in a foreign language.
| Parameter | Description | Type | Status | |
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| Text | 1 | The foreign text to display. | String | required |
| Display link | links link | Set to 'no' to disable the link to the article's language. | Boolean | optional |
| Literal translation | lit translation | The literal translation of the foreign text. | String | optional |
| Transliteration | translit | The transliteration of the foreign text, for languages that do not use the Latin alphabet. This field is ignored for languages that do use the Latin alphabet. | String | optional |
| Language label | label | If 'none', suppresses language link and label. Other options may be available depending on the language.
| Line | optional |
See also
- {{Lang}}
- {{Language with name/for}}
- List of ISO 639-1 codes (language codes)
- {{IPA}}