User:Stujul/todo

Dutch

Categorise intensive adjectives (but where?). Notice Category:Afrikaans intensive adjectives. See User:Stujul/Dutch intensive adjectives.
Better linking to separable verbs from their separable parts
- automatic list similar to T:prefixsee?

Entries to create:

Clean up Special:Contributions/188.252.140.184
Diminutives, augmentatives, and relational adjectives should link to and from the noun they derive from.
- Etymology sections with T:surf or T:af

Move equivalent aspect of verbs to headword
- Add determinate, indeterminate, and frequentative for sh-verb?
Make the numerals more consistent:
- Collective numbers and numerical nouns should have number box, or link to the other numbers somehow. (How to handle spelling differences? e.g. petoro/petero)
- Should dve/dvije and obe/obje be seperate lemmas, or treated as non-lemma forms of dva and oba?
- Make template for usage notes explaining how nouns behave when following cardinal numbers
- Finish the appendix on the grammar of the numerals
- Add the numerical adjectives?

Several additions to SC headword templates
- Add |tr=- for when there is no other script counterpart. For example it would print (not attested in Cyrillic script)
- {{sh-noun}}: add |indecl=1 for indeclinable nouns
- {{sh-adj}}:
  - Add |adv= for derived adverb (listable?)
  - Make |def= and |comp= listable
  - Uncomparable adjectives?
Inflection tables
- Category:Serbo-Croatian noun inflection-table templates should probably only contain {{sh-decl-noun}}. It should probably be converted to a Module, so that singularia and pluralia tantum can be effectively incorporated. This will also allow easier implementation of (semi-)automatic inflection, should it ever be implemented.
- Same for Category:Serbo-Croatian adjective inflection-table templates

Rename "related adjective" to "relational adjective" in all modules that use it (at least the Slavic ones)
(Slavic) headword lines get cluttered because they sometimes have many parameters (e.g. дом). I want to mitigate this, but not sure how. Some ideas:
- Collapse the headword if it exceeds a certain threshold (probably means editing the main headword module)
- Make a new template for listing common derived terms somewhere else on the page
- Have the derived terms in the Derived terms section, with appropriate qualifiers