"Psychoslave",
"Guycn2",
"2axterix2",
- "Ата"
+ "Ата",
+ "Matěj Suchánek"
]
},
"sidebar": "{{notranslate}}",
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"categoryviewer-pagedlinks": "{{Optional}}\nThe pagination links in category viewer. Parameters:\n* $1 - the previous link, uses {{msg-mw|Prevn}}\n* $2 - the next link, uses {{msg-mw|Nextn}}",
+ "category-header-numerals": "{{Optional}}\nA header for all pages whose titles start with a number. This is used on category pages. This should only be translated if your language uses a different method to indicate a range of numbers (other than a dash).\n* $1 – 0 (or localized equivalent)\n* $2 – 9 (or localized equivalent)",
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"newwindow": "Below the edit form, next to \"{{msg-mw|Edithelp}}\".",
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