Template:Infobox rune

Name

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Module:Infobox rune (sandbox)

Basic usage

{{Infobox rune
| lang1 = PG
| lang2 = OE
| lang3 = ON
| name1 = 
| name2 = 
| name3 = 
| meaning1 = 
| meaning2 =
| meaning3 =
| shape1 = 
| shape2 =
| shape3 =
| unicode hex1 =
| unicode hex2 =
| unicode hex3 =
| transliteration1 =
| transliteration2 =
| transliteration3 =
| transcription1 =
| transcription2 =
| transcription3 =
| IPA1 = <!-- {{IPA|...}} -->
| IPA2 = <!-- {{IPA|...}} -->
| IPA3 = <!-- {{IPA|...}} -->
| position1 = 
| position2 = 
| position3 = 
}}

Parameters

All parameters of the form stem1, stem2, stem3, ... where stem is the base stem name for the parameter and the 1, 2, 3 correspond to the first, second, and third columns in the table. If there is more than one entry in a column, an additional a, b, and c can be appended to the end of the parameter (after the number). For example, for two meanings in the first column use |meaning1a= and |meaning1b=. Using two numbers will create an entry which spans more than one column. For example, if the same meaning applies to first two columns, use |meaning12=. If the same meaning applies to all three columns, use |meaning13=.

Parameter	Description
`lang`	Language for the entries in the first (`lang1`), second (`lang2`), and third columns (`lang3`). Use `PG` for Proto-Germanic, `OE` for Old English, or `ON` for Old Norse. This parameter is not case sensitive.
`name`	Name assigned to the entries in the first (`name1`), second (`name2`), and third columns (`name3`). If there is more than one name for a particular language, use `name1a` and `name1b` and/or `name2a` and `name2b` and/or `name3a` and `name3b`.
`meaning`	The English translation or meaning of the rune in the various languages.
`shape`	An image showing the shape of the rune in the various languages, should be sized to 50px high using the image format `[[File:Rune image.png\|x50px]]`.
`unicode hex`	The four hex digit code for the unicode symbol of the rune in the various languages. Typically there is a one-to-one correspondence between these symbols and the shape images. If there is more than one unicode symbol for a particular rune shape, separate the four digit hex codes with commas.
`transcription`
`transliteration`
`IPA`
`position`

Basic usage

Parameters

See also