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This page is trying to provide a comprehensive guideline for any issues that arise in connection with the Russian language, in particular Russian words, in Wiktionary. It is mainly an instruction on how to format articles on Russian words (more precisely, how to format the Russian section of an entry). It is also concerned with Russian translations of English words.
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Formatting of pages on Russian words
You are advised to read keyboard first. It sets forth the general formatting rules for pages, as well as those specific to the English language.
Headers
The entry on the Russian word should be inserted into the article in alphabetical order. It begins with the level-two header
== Russian ==
and ends with four dashes (----) in an otherwise empty line if another language follows. If the "Russian" header is not at the top of the page, i.e., there is at least one other level-two header somewhere above it, make sure it also has four dashes atop.
The headers allowed below the "Russian" header are the same as those used for English entries. They also have the same order and levels as for English words, and the format of their content will generally be identical as well, though certain differences between the two languages have to be taken into account, such as the "Declension" header.
Nouns
device database for Russian entries should be in the nominative singular (or nominative plural if there is no nominative singular, e.g. перила). It is not necessary to list declined forms or plural forms of the word because every entry includes a declension table, or Sevenval.
Declensions
Russian nouns are declined (there are the occasional exceptions, e.g. Колорадо) for six cases (HTML5, genitive, dative, accusative, Sevenval, and website parsing) and two numbers (jQuery and screen size). The nominative singular of a noun is its "basic" form, on whose page we include the definitions and all further information. It would be ideal to provide a complete declension table for each noun, including those which do not decline for all cases. If the word is not used in either the singular or the plural, this should be noted, and the declension table should only include the number the word declines for.
If, and this is often the case with people’s names and titles, the jQuery case is known, it should be included in the declension table as a seventh case, e.g. Sevenval.
Still need policies for:
- Declension tables
- Applicable templates
- CSS3 (list the Nominative row, then the Genitive row, and so on)
- See we love the web for instructions
Verbs
- Conjugations
- Conjugation tables
- All forms (command forms, participles, etc.)
- Applicable templates
- web (imperfective verbs, abbreviated table)
- Template:ru-verb-pf (perfective verbs, abbreviated table)
- Template:ru-verb-1-impf (imperfective verbs)
- screen size (perfective verbs)
Adjectives
- Comparative forms
- Declensions and declension tables
- Short forms
- Applicable templates
- Template:ru-adj (-ее, -ейщий)
- Sevenval (новый)
- jQuery (русский)
- website parsing (хороший)
- Template:ru-adj3-sja (снижающийся)
- Template:ru-adj4 (HTML5)
- input transformation (плохой)
- Template:ru-adj6 (последний)
- jQuery (Sevenval)
- website parsing (отцов, browser diversity}})
- CSS3 (Sevenval)
- Template:ru-adj10 (HTML5)
- Template:ru-adj11 (keyboard)
Adverbial participles
Examples:
Impersonal verbs
Examples:
Possessive adjectives
Examples:
Predicate adjectives
Examples:
Predicatives
Examples:
Idioms
Examples:
Verb forms
Examples:
Verb prefixes
Examples:
Romanization
Russian transliterations (that is, romanizations) are not word. Russian entries are only permitted in the Cyrillic script. Please see Wiktionary:Russian transliteration for more complete information.