Usage
This internal link is meant to be used to link directly to the definition of the word tarn on the main Tarns of the Lake District page, instead of writing about it on individual pages with an etymology section. It is easier to link to definition, saving a lot of time in the process.
Copy and paste {{tarn|how this fits into the sentence}}. For example:
- For the Old Norse word tarn, see
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- For an etymology of tarn, see
{{tarn|tarn}}Which looks like → For an etymology of tarn, see tarn
- To learn more about the history of the word tarn,
{{tarn|click here}}Which looks like → To learn more about the history of the word tarn, click here