Thread:Support/About MediaWiki:Logentry-abusefilter-hit/hi/reply (4)

The literal name of the action will be coming in translated from somewhere. Obviously, the actions won't be edit or move when written in hindi. Someone somewhere must've translated it to सम्पादन, स्थानान्तरण or something different. Depending on what those translations are, the sentence structure needs to be made. For example: the word "edit" can be either a noun or a verb, and hence has two possible translations संपादन and संपादित करें. Without knowing how the translation of the action names has been done, sentence structure can't be made, since there's a chance it'll be grammatically incorrect.

E.g: In the original english ''$1 triggered $4, performing the action "$5" on $3. Actions taken: $6 ($7), putting in edit for $5 works, but edited or moved'' doesn't fit so well. Similarly for hindi.

I'm assuming that the translations for $5 come from interface messages (like everything else being translated). The question is, which messages?

PS: Bug 38753 may be relevant.