!!! Pregenerated forms

Any lexicon entry can contain a paradigm of forms, however for sme- and sma-oahpa, this is used most for
pronouns.

Following is a sample entry with a <mini_paradigm />

{{{
	<e>
      <lg>
         <l pos="pron" type="pers">manne</l>
         <analysis>Pron_Pers_Sg1_Nom</analysis>
         <mini_paradigm>
            <analysis ms="Pron_Pers_Sg1_Nom">
               <wordform>manne</wordform>
            </analysis>
            <analysis ms="Pron_Pers_Sg1_Acc">
               <wordform>mannem</wordform>
            </analysis>
            <analysis ms="Pron_Pers_Sg1_Gen">
               <wordform>mov</wordform>
            </analysis>
            <analysis ms="Pron_Pers_Sg1_Ill">
               <wordform>munnjien</wordform>
            </analysis>
            <analysis ms="Pron_Pers_Sg1_Ill" dial="NG">
               <wordform>munnjan</wordform>
            </analysis>
            <analysis ms="Pron_Pers_Sg1_Ine">
               <wordform>mannesne</wordform>
            </analysis>
            <analysis ms="Pron_Pers_Sg1_Ela">
               <wordform>manneste</wordform>
            </analysis>
            <analysis ms="Pron_Pers_Sg1_Com">
               <wordform>mannine</wordform>
            </analysis>
         </mini_paradigm>
      </lg>
   </e>
}}}

Here, we see that each item in the <mini_paradigm/>, an <analysis /> node
contains a tag as an **ms** attribute, with underscores (_) instead of plus 
symbols (+), and the <analysis /> node contains child nodes for each word form.
Multiple word forms are acceptable for each analysis, and analyses can be
separated depending on dialect (dial) attributes.

Each <lg /> may also contain its own <analysis /> node, which contains a tag. 
Typically these forms are in nominative.