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 * Determiners without following verbs get a <code>*</code> which encodes a {{t|raılaı}}: <code>sá*</code> becomes {{Deranize|sá*|none}} in Derani.
 * Square brackets become cartouches: <code>sá [raı]</code> becomes {{Deranize|sá [raı]|none}} in Derani.
+* <code>{lll|ddd}</code> produces <code>lll</code> in Latin and <code>ddd</code> in Derani. ''(unimplemented in wiki)''
-Lerani is useful because both scripts contain information that the other does not. If you only have Latin strings and try to generate Derani from them, you don't know where to put {{Deranize|*|none}} in the face of experimental determiners. If you only have Derani strings and try to generate Latin from them, you don't know which words should be capitalized.
+Example of Lerani input and Derani output:
+<blockquote>
+<code style="font-family:Iosevka Toaq">Shê, ꝡä feao súq gêm sá*, hói [Chíchıe] nıo, nä bu moılao deoq hao súq jí ba{.|󱛖}</code><br/>
+{{Dr|Shê, ꝡä feao súq gêm sá*, hói [Chíchıe] nıo, nä bu moılao deoq hao súq jí ba!|none}}
+</blockquote>
+Lerani is useful because both scripts contain information that the other does not. If you only have Latin strings and try to generate Derani from them, you it's hard to algorithmically place cartouches. If you only have Derani strings and try to generate Latin from them, you don't know which words should be capitalized.
 To translate from Lerani to Latin, all instances of <code>* [ ]</code> are simply erased. To translate from Lerani to Derani, a more complex algorithm is used. See [[Module:Deranize]] for a Lua implementation.
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